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Currently, I am on a non-ED master's visa, and my baby (3 years old) is on a dependent visa. Our visas are going to expire on June 19.. I am planning to obtain a one-year language visa.
1. School A is not providing a visa for my baby.
2. School B will provide visas for both my baby and me in September, as they are currently fully booked.
Is it possible to obtain a visa from School A and keep my baby here until September, then change to School B and get visas for both of us? What are the potential consequences? Will immigration issue a visa for my baby given that it would be an illegal stay for three months?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is currently on a non-ED master's visa while her child holds a dependent visa that will expire soon. Her options include applying for a language visa at School A (which will not sponsor her child's visa) and waiting for School B (which will provide visas for both) starting in September. User is seeking advice on potential legal consequences, specifically regarding her child's status if left with an expired visa for three months. Comments suggest that it may be possible for the child to remain in Thailand overstay without serious repercussions, as children under 15 are not fined for overstays. Therefore, the user can study at School A while considering future options for their childโs visa.