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What are the requirements and conditions for obtaining a TR visa in Thailand if I want to convert it to an ED visa later?

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Apr 24, 2022

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Hi i need some help from u about TR visa 

1.How long i can stay in Thailand and after I arrive in Thailand I'm looking for school to change ED visa (can i do it or not so confused and some people say so much problem about that) 

2 My last visa is STV and covid extension 3 times 

It's ok if i just stay in my country 2 weeks and go back to Thailand again with TR visa 

3what should i prepare like cash or bank account or rent house or anything else..

 3 Do i need a insurance for tr visa ? If no do i need to make that after change a  new visa 

Thank you so much....

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The TR visa allows for an initial stay of 60 days in Thailand, with a possibility of a 30-day extension. To transition from a TR to an ED visa, you can look for schools after arriving. However, some confusion exists regarding the conversion process. If your previous visa was an STV with multiple COVID extensions, you can return to Thailand on a TR visa after staying in your country for two weeks. For the TR visa, you'll need to prepare cash (20,000 baht or equivalent), proof of accommodation, and a flight out of Thailand within the 60 days. Insurance is not required for the TR visa but is necessary for obtaining a ThailandPass, with a minimum coverage of $10,000 starting from May 1st.

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A TR visa would give you 60 days on arrival and can be extended for another 30.

If questioned they ask for proof of finance. Must be cash. 20,000 baht or equivalent in a major currency.

A flight out of Thailand within the 60 days. Can be a cheap one to anywhere.

Proof of accommodation for the first few days.

Insurance not needed for a tourist visa but is required to get your ThailandPass. From May 1st requirement is $10,000 coverage. Cover for the period of you visa.

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