If my husband has an education visa, can my baby and I be on an O visa?
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The question discusses the possibility of a mother and her baby obtaining an O visa while the husband holds an education visa. A comment suggests that instead, the mother could apply for a non-B visa and work permit, which could then allow her husband and child to benefit from her visa.
Lloyd ********
As you are working selling online courses, why don't you get a non-b and work permit, and then your husband and child can piggy back on your visa?
Jamie *********
For non-formal schools, the parent must obtain an ED visa first, then the children can apply for a Non-O at a Thai consulate/embassy outside of Thailand, then enter Thailand on that visa.
For formal schools (University), they should be able to process the visa for the kids in-country, but best to check with them first though.
The visa gives you 90 days of stay, after that you can apply for the 1 year Extension of Stay based on employment in Thailand. You need to meet the requirements like having a work permit, paying tax and social security.
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