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Thailand US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.9 / 5
456 Review(s)
Bangkok, Thailand
Review #15166 on September 9, 2014:

TaeScott

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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Arrived at embassy at 6:40AM, and started at the back of about a 50 person queue. (Only about 8 individuals for K1/K3-visa). Entered at 7am, spoke with female thai interviewer 2 hours later (interviews started at 9AM). Interview was about 5 minutes.

When did you see your fiancée for the first time?
How did you meet? (follow up questions to continue with more details of her story)
When was the last time your fiancée visited Thailand?
When did your fiancée asked you to get married?

After another 3 hour wait, documents were reviewed and 15 minutes later spoke with female American interviewer. Interview was about 5 minutes.
When did you see your fiancée for the first time?
When was the last time your fiancée visited Thailand?
Where and how did you meet?
Do you talk with your fiancée everyday?
How do you communicate?
When do you plan to go to the US if you get the visa?
When do you pl... read complete review

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Bangkok, Thailand
Review #15117 on September 3, 2014:

KK_Barth

KK_Barth


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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Good experience overall. A bit confusing when fiancé receive a call (no letter) stating the interview date changed. Not sure it was an official call my fiancé appeared for the initial date and told to come back on the corrected date. javascript:emoticon('')

Returned 1 week later and the k1 visa was approved.

More confusion about when & where the k1 visa was delivered. I (the petitioner) had to inquire on the location of the packet. Turns out it went to another postal office than we where told.

Packet received. All done. javascript:emoticon('')

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Bangkok, Thailand
Review #15037 on August 21, 2014:

mattnaleah

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Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa

My wife had her appointment today at the US Embassy in Bangkok. She was unable to sleep and almost didn't make the interview due to not being able to get a taxi and bad traffic...when she finally got there (she said that the taxi driver drove like James Bond), a line was already out the door and down the road. She was informed that she didn't have the correct documentation forms for where to mail the visa...apparently the system "just" changed and we needed this form (no longer buy envelope ate counter...only half the people knew about the changes). She made a mad rush to go find a computer nearby the Embassy, found the form, filled it out and printed it...then returned to the horrendous line.

She was finally allowed entry to the embassy and waited for her interview. She was SUPER nervous being that the 5 people in front of her all were REJECTED. When it was finally time, she was asked basic questions (i.e. when was the last time you saw each other...etc.), and tha... read complete review

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Bangkok, Thailand
Review #14927 on August 1, 2014:

rucus




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Review Topic: General Review



(updated on August 20, 2014)

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Bangkok, Thailand
Review #14899 on July 25, 2014:

bhking1

Bhking1


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Review Topic: K1 Visa

Communications with the US Embassy in Bangkok were terrible. Embassy staff were uncommunicative, rarely provided any helpful information on their own, and only provided important information when specifically asked.

My fiance was interviewed for 75 minutes on April 1st. She was given a 221(g) letter with instructions for submitting additional evidence of relationship. Additional documents were sent on April 9th. Repeated email inquiries to the embassy resulted in no reply and on two occasions the standard response that "your case is currently under consideration" and that "we cannot inform you how long it will take." I wrote letters to my district's congressional representative and both US senators complaining about embassy staff acting unprofessionally and treating ordinary Thai citizens disrespectfully during the interview process. Finally 3 1/2 months after my fiance's interview date, the embassy issued her a visa. They didn't even take the time to notify her that her... read complete review

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