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Can I change from a '60+30' Tourist visa to a Muay Thai ED Visa without leaving Thailand?

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May 11, 2021

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When arriving on a ‘60+30’ Tourist visa is it possible to change to a Muay Thai ED Visa without having to leave Thailand? I’ve been told conflicting info and hoping someone knows the facts. Thanks 🙏

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Yes, it is possible to change from a '60+30' Tourist visa to a Muay Thai ED Visa without leaving Thailand, provided you have the cooperation of the school and immigration to process the paperwork. Schools such as Master Toddy and Fairtex in Pattaya offer options for obtaining an ED visa for studying Muay Thai. However, it is essential to ensure you are genuinely attending classes as part of your application.

Helio *****

Are you really attending a Muay Thai school? Or you just need a visa for long term? If so, I'd go for one year volunteer visa.

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Tod *********

That's totally between you, the Muay Thai School you're enrolling in and the immigration office you'd be using to get the 90 day ED visa from.

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Salvador *******************

someone really serious will be able to help me with visa matters .. I am Italian ...

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Salvador *******************

Ok

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Irina **********

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sent you pm

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แชนนอน ******

Fairtex muay thai gym in Pattaya do ED visa if your interested bro👍

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Have anyone used them? Never seen a review on their ED visa option

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@Peter ********

I think they were pretty prices and that was for visa not including training mate so I got a multi entry tourist visa instead

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Shelley ********

Yes if you help out the immigration officer

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YeDo ***********

Check the different regions, Chiang Mai used to be the best for this but had some problems a while ago as far as I remember.

Its all about connections, and these times you need to use an agent or school that you can really trust!

And, of course, if applying for any ED visa actually attending classes and putting energy into learning is the way to go... :-)

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Mike ********

Yes

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Huey ***********

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Thanks for all the replies. I should have mentioned that I’d like Ed visa for Muay Thai.

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Huey ***********

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What school were you thinking of attending? I wasn’t aware that there were Muay Thai ed visas.

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Garrett ***********

You can absolutely get an ED visa to study muy Thai.

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Huey ***********

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@Jonathan ******

Not sure on the school as the only one I know of is Master Toddy in Bangkok but unsure if there are others that do ED visa closer to Hua Hin

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Pattaya helped me with this.

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Rogerio ******

yes

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Michael ********

Yes

Good report from lady who did it at duke language school on here. Search group

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Jim ********

Yes you can

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Huey ***********

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thanks 🙏

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Stuart *********

It can be done. However you will need careful cooperation from your education establishment and immigration to get all the paperwork sorted correctly.

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So there’s no need to leave the country especially given the current pandemic?

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@Huey **********

as long as you can liaise with your education establishment for the right paperwork then no there is no need to leave.

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Alinca **************

Yes it’s possible call Sandee Language school.

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1 year ed visa?

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@Alinca *************

cool, thanks. Is this an online school and where's that? Were you with them? Thanks

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Alinca **************

I was with them.

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@Alinca *************

sounds great. Thanks for the tips 😊🙏

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Alinca **************

it’s in Bangkok. Classes rn are online.

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Alinca **************

14 months

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could you please share details and costs thank you 🙏

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Huey ***********

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@Alinca *************

Thanks for the reply. I should have specified the ED visa I’m after (Muay Thai)

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