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FAQ - Visa Denials, Rejections and Exclusions
of Thailand Applications

Why was my business B1 visa application denied?

Did you include a letter from a US business explaining the purpose and length of your trip? Did they include information pertaining to accommodation provided that would offset your travel costs? Such information, as well as letters from your Employer here in Thailand explaining your intent to return to your current working position can support your application.

Why was my tourist or medical B2 visa application denied?

In addition to information regarding your finances and intent to return to Thailand, did you submit a statement from a doctor or hospital concerning your intended medical treatment in the United States? If you are traveling to visit friends of relatives in the US a letter from them with your plans for visiting or an itinerary from a tour agency on a planned tour can support your application claims.

What if my visa is still valid but my passport is expired?

You can show your valid visa along with your new valid passport for legal entry into the United States.

What if I've been told that I am simply ineligible?

Non-immigrant visa application form DS-156 lists classes of persons ineligible to receive a visa to the United States. However, there are certain circumstances in which an ineligible person can apply for a waiver of ineligibility and still be approved to receive a visa to the United States.