The Thai Embassy in Kathmandu has defended its visa procedures against threats from the Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA) to halt tour sales due to processing delays. The embassy attributed these issues to incomplete or fraudulent documentation and advised applicants to submit their materials at least one month in advance to ensure timely approval.
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The Thai Embassy in Kathmandu has defended its visa procedures against threats from the Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA) to halt tour sales due to processing delays. The embassy attributed these issues to incomplete or fraudulent documentation and advised applicants to submit their materials at least one month in advance to ensure timely approval.
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