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Are Education Based Visas for Language Schools in Thailand Single or Multiple Entry?

Education Visa Non-ED Visa Visa Entry Types

Mar 16, 2020

6 years ago

Andy ********

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If enrolling at a language school and applying for an Education based Visa are these all single entry or multiple entry Visas.  Thanks in advance.

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Education based visas, specifically for enrolling in language schools in Thailand, are typically single-entry visas. Applicants receive a 90-day Non-ED visa, which does not offer multiple entries. It's advisable to check with a Thai consulate in your home country for any updates or changes in visa policies.

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James ********

Get the METV again in your home country when returning next year. Then decide what is best for you.

6 years ago

Tod *********

AT this time there is no thai consulate in S/E Asia that will sell year long multi-entry visas for enrolling in school

You enroll in a language school, you get the documents from them and then you go to a thai consulate and get a 90 day single entry Non-ED visa.

6 years ago

Andy ********

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@Tod ********

I'm actually here at the moment on a METV and was thinking of coming back later in the year or even early next year depending on family health issues back in the UK. I didnt just want the Ed Visa as a get around but genuinely want to enrol in a language school. If I cant get a ME ed visa I'll go down the retirement visa route for which I'm eligible. Thanks again.👍

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