South East Asia Cycling Tour #1: When the VFS Guy Gave Me a 101% Rejection Guarantee [Podcast]

My cycling tours are all self-planned and there are many challenges with each tour which I need to figure out. The visa application is one of the first. When I went to apply for my Thai visa the VFS guy gave me a 101% rejection guarantee….. and then I got the visa. Check out my […]
Post Category: Cycling, Thailand

My cycling tours are all self-planned and there are many challenges with each tour which I need to figure out. The visa application is one of the first. When I went to apply for my Thai visa the VFS guy gave me a 101% rejection guarantee….. and then I got the visa.

Check out my third travel podcast episode & 1st in the series of podcasts about my south east asia cycling tour:

I have also shared my rule of thumb tips in case you are going through any visa difficulties specifically on the Indian passport.

Listen on:

You can also listen on the following podcast apps,
iTunes | Google Podcasts | Spotify
Stitcher | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | Breaker

Overcast | Anchor

Related links:

When they said “Solo Travellers can’t get a Schengen visa”

Solo Travel & Schengen Visa – FAQs

Australian Visa for Indians (Compared to Schengen)

My friend Snigdha Jain mentioned in the podcast, her blog.

Hope you enjoy the podcast. These are the initial ones and I would love to know your thoughts.

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