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Can you transfer from a visa-exempt status to an ED visa in Thailand?

Apr 8, 2023
3 years ago
Elly *******
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Can you transfer in country from a visa exempt to an ED visa?
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Yes, it is possible to transfer from a visa exempt status to an ED (Education) visa while in Thailand, but you typically need to have at least 15 days or more remaining on your current visa stamp.
Frank **********
She needs her own page lol.
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Elly *******
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@Frank *********
oh god, soooorrry guys. I have had so much stress with visas. My husband is unwell and it has just been A LOT of stress!
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Elly *******
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Thanks! I know you are Frank. I can tell. You know when your mind is full of visa info...that is why it is called 'visa headache'! (ง •_•)ง
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@Elly ******
I am just joking with you. I hope everything works out for you and the family. Good luck.
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Darren *******
You asked this yesterday.

General question, are you related to Billy Brown?
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Elly *******
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Elly *******
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I do not even know who the heck Billy Brown is! I actually just looked him up...if it is the dude who hates Dexter...I love that guy and I am happy to be related to him! 🤣
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@Elly ******
I thought so!
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Stuart *********
Yes but you’ll generally need at least 15 days or more on a current stamp.
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