Being Denied A Single Entry, 60 Day Tourist Visa

[karTER]

As per the title, let's assume (for whatever reason) you are not granted a 60 day visa. Is your passport marked in anyway to reflect this decision?

How long would one have to wait before re-applying?

Could one still fly in and obtain a 30 day, "stamp on arrival", given the above scenario?

What is the minimum time one needs to be out of the Kingdom before one can return on a stamp on arrival? A few days? A week?

'Scuse the endless questions, but it's all a bit confusing as to the dos and don'ts and any clarification would be very handy. Thanks.

[beechguy]

It doesn't keep you from applying at another location, visa exempt entry not a problem if you're from one of the elgible countries. No limit on how long you have to remain outside the country, can fly out and return the same day.

[KamnanT]

...or travel to Burma, Laos, Cambodia or Malaysia and return the same hour. But entering at a land crossing, you will only receive a 15 day period of stay if you don't have a visa.

[Maestro]

As per the title, let's assume (for whatever reason) you are not granted a 60 day visa. Is your passport marked in anyway to reflect this decision?

A consulate does not write any remarks in an applicants passport when a visa is denied.

[karTER]

Appreciate the advice and information.

[SanukJoeII]

As per the title, let's assume (for whatever reason) you are not granted a 60 day visa. Is your passport marked in anyway to reflect this decision?

A consulate does not write any remarks in an applicants passport when a visa is denied.

Maestro, what about the red stamps from Penang? They put it in your passport or not?

Thanks for clarification.

Joe

[lopburi3]

The stamps that Penang and Vientiane have used were of the 'don't bother coming here again' type rather than indicating they had refused a visa issue. It was normally provided when you received that last visa they intended to issue you.