According to the letter from Ms. Gordon, I've applied for UK visa n 21 June. The document preparation can be found in
UK visa entry. I've provided following support documents:
- TOEFL score
- Letter of scholarship acceptance from EuMI school (The one that Mr. Valenzin e-mail me to sign and send the paper back.)
- My dad & mom bank book
- My transcript
The website said that some document does not need the photocopy, but the officer actually to have me make a photocopy of everything! That cost me three times higher cost! (of general photocopy service, and six times higher than those in my university) In addition, I have just quit monkhood, which make me skin-headed. They let me take new photo there. (4 photos for 250 THB. Normally, I can take 12 photos for 100 THB. T.T) The real worry is at the time I fly, I may have my hair grown, and that won't look like the photo in the visa.
Here are some recommendations for UK visa request in Thailand:
- Don't go to the Embassy. The visa office is in another place.
- Wake up very early to have an early queue.
- Buy bank draft from any bank that sells you. Buying there is dally. The bank that sells (as far as I know): UOB, Thaharn Thai
- Prepare a real and a photocopy of your census registration and any name changing document or marriage documents (if any). (They do not tell us in the website, but they recommend me to provide everything I have in order to support my application.)
- Prepare the bank book. (Get the good one.)
- Photocopy EVERYTHING! They will keep the photocopy.
- Take your photo at normal 2 inches size. Take it near the time of application, so you will still be the same.
After interrogations, they accepted my application and have me got biometrics data collected. The collection process is quite easy: taking a digital photo, and finger print scan. It is about 5 minutes.
I've tracked my application for 3 days now. Current status is as follow: (some ID information is deleted form this screenshot.)
The silly thing is when I try to use the tracking system in Thai language, it appears that the programmer forgot the "submit" button. :D