Amazing London Embassy

[cornishcarlos]

So I'm back in U.K doing some courses and thought I'd get a new Nom Imm O based on marriage whilst here. Posted my application off at lunch time last Wednesday (27th Feb). Included along with the application form was my passport, wife's ID photocopy, 2 photos and the required cash (price increases from 1st April). The passport, complete with new visa, arrived at my Mum's place yesterday (2nd March). That's a 1 day turnaround from receiving my application !!!

 

Impressed beyond words ????????

[Samuel Smith]

Hope they'll still be accepting postal applications after 1st April.  Approve on line, then send passport in for stamp.  we don't all live in the home counties...

[lamyai3]

Probably best not to talk it up too much... that's how they cracked down on the consulate in Hull. 

[ubonjoe]

3 minutes ago, lamyai3 said:

Probably best not to talk it up too much... that's how they cracked down on the consulate in Hull. 

There is big difference between a embassy and a honorary consulate. Not easy to crack down on a embassy or a official Thai consulate.

[lamyai3]

55 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

There is big difference between a embassy and a honorary consulate. Not easy to crack down on a embassy or a official Thai consulate.

I'm not sure many would appreciate or understand the differences. In a decade of postal applications for long stay visas made to Hull, Birmingham and Cardiff, I always assumed they were something akin to sub-offices of the embassy in London. 

Edited March 4, 2019 by lamyai3