Hello everyone! Me and my husband just married and plan to move to Thailand from the U.S. We purchashed a one way flight to Thailand for next month. The goal is to live in Thailand for at least a year. We think education visa would be best. However we’re not sure if we should purchase the classes and go with the education visa before getting there or getting an E-visa then changing to education visa once we’re there.
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A couple from the U.S. is planning to move to Thailand for at least a year after getting married. They are considering obtaining an education visa but are uncertain whether to enroll in classes prior to arrival or to first enter Thailand with an E-Visa and then switch to an education visa. The conversation provides varied opinions on visa options, flight bookings, and the need for onward travel tickets. Some commenters emphasized the importance of having a valid visa and onward travel proof when flying, while others suggested exploring schools upon arrival before making any commitments.
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