Anybody any experience in getting a visa from here to visit India?
Have a US friend who approached the Indian embassy and was told 6 days and 3350 bht
Visiting India
Visiting India
RICHARD OF LOXLEY
It’s none of my business what people say and think of me. I am what I am and do what I do. I expect nothing and accept everything. It makes life so much easier.
It’s none of my business what people say and think of me. I am what I am and do what I do. I expect nothing and accept everything. It makes life so much easier.
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Re: Visiting India
Correct
Plus the Embassy does not deal directly with the public.
You have to go to their agents in the 'Glas Haus' Building on the corner of Soi 25 Sukhumvit where it will be processed.
Plus the Embassy does not deal directly with the public.
You have to go to their agents in the 'Glas Haus' Building on the corner of Soi 25 Sukhumvit where it will be processed.
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Got one last year and pretty much as Terry says.
The outsourcing place wanted to keep my passport for a few days etc etc. I didn't like that so went back up on the appointed day. That was a long day. I had to be at the place before 9am (traveled from HH that morning) and collection after 3 or 4pm same day.
Oh well, I got the visa and had the chance to see BKK as I've never done before - ie watch a film, check some golf clubs out, a couple of beers and then it was time.
The outsourcing place wanted to keep my passport for a few days etc etc. I didn't like that so went back up on the appointed day. That was a long day. I had to be at the place before 9am (traveled from HH that morning) and collection after 3 or 4pm same day.
Oh well, I got the visa and had the chance to see BKK as I've never done before - ie watch a film, check some golf clubs out, a couple of beers and then it was time.
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BTW,
My application had been made in person before. It took me 2 visits.
My application had been made in person before. It took me 2 visits.
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Which option is better? How much did you save by doing it yourself?lomuamart wrote:BTW,
My application had been made in person before. It took me 2 visits.
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Nothing.
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Hi Richard,
Sorry, I can't help with the Visa, but I am living in Delhi, India at the moment. (Hua Hin end of the year)
If I can help your friend on this end, let me know. India is a fascinating place to visit. No surprise about the Visa hassels, most things don't work here without a little "tea money." :-)
Sorry, I can't help with the Visa, but I am living in Delhi, India at the moment. (Hua Hin end of the year)
If I can help your friend on this end, let me know. India is a fascinating place to visit. No surprise about the Visa hassels, most things don't work here without a little "tea money." :-)
I wouldn't have to manage my anger if people could learn to mange their stupidity!
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Here you go folks - just some of the charms awaiting you in India........
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/in ... ds-newsxml
To think, I spent months in that place to build a decent metro system and this is what greets the customers - World Class - yep - World Class
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/in ... ds-newsxml
To think, I spent months in that place to build a decent metro system and this is what greets the customers - World Class - yep - World Class
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No discrimination at METRO Stations...it is like this everywhere in India. How to cope??? You become "numb."
I wouldn't have to manage my anger if people could learn to mange their stupidity!