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What are some recommended low-commitment courses for transferring a visa exemption to an ED visa in Thailand?
ED VisaVisa ExemptionCourse RecommendationsThailand Visa OptionsLow Commitment CoursesLanguage Schools in Thailand
May 8, 2021
5 years ago
Travis *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHey guys!
For anyone who transfered their visa exemption to an ED Visa:
Would you have a course recommendation that was accepted for this process?
Preferably a low commitment course
For anyone who transfered their visa exemption to an ED Visa:
Would you have a course recommendation that was accepted for this process?
Preferably a low commitment course
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation revolves around finding low-commitment courses that can facilitate the transfer from a visa exemption to an ED visa in Thailand. Participants suggest specific options, including Sandee Language School, which offers a 14-month program for under 30,000 THB, and mention a Muay Thai training visa that requires minimal attendance.
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Shelley ********
Before I did a muay thai visa, training just twice a week and had gym included. But they don't force you to actually attend.
Serena *****
@Shelley *******
may I ask where did you do it and how much you paid? Thanks Reply to
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Alinca **************
Sandee language School quick and easy and under 30k for 14 months.
Yumi *******
@Alinca *************
Hey, are you sure they can help with visa convert? just called them, been told "exemption" can not convert to be ed inside ThailandAlinca **************
@Yumie ******
who did you call? Yumi *******
@Alinca *************
Leanne. I told her, I have permit under employment, but it will be cancelled next month, so I would like to take (intensive )Thai language class and get ED visa. She said can't not. Asked how about I convert to "covid exemption " from my current permit, then convert to ED, she also said can't not. is it true? Alinca **************
@Yumie ******
oooh yeah, I don’t believe you can convert one non b to another. Yumi *******
@Alinca *************
but I got answers that I can get covid exemption? 😂Reply to
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Alinca **************
It’s a real course though not an agency.
John **********
@Alinca *************
. Where is this school located? Im looking for a few hours a day language training/learningDarren *******
@Alinca *************
so you mean he's expected to actually attend? Nah, that's no good for him 🤣Reply to
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Tod *********
Preferably a low commitment course :O so you mean you want to find a visa-mill school you can enroll in and not study but get an ED visa/extension from to stay here?
Evan *******
@Tod ********
hell yeah. Ethel ********
@Tod ********
spit it out Tod! How do really feel?John **********
@Tod ********
. You hold back no Punches 😂Reply to
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