What long-term visa options are available for expats in Thailand who want to stay with their partner?

Jason Silverman it's pretty easy to know that I mean Ed visa through a muay thai academy approved by the MoE. Geez

@Mehran *****

: There is no “Muay Thai Visa”.

in bkk there is a higher chance of doing a non teaching job if you are a foreigner

I think marry a person just for visa reason is not the best option.

@Dan ********

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@Dan ********

In Bangkok you're not gonna pull an ED visa extension for 3 years studying thai.. :/ The MOE limits it to 15-16 months now. Then you pick a new language.

@Dan ********

Correct, never needed an ED visa, but I do read lot of advice like this: Tod Daniels In Bangkok the way it works for studying thai, straight from the MOE's mouth is:

You get a 90 day ED visa and get 6 months of extensions (taking you to 9 months) to study the beginner and intermediate levels, then you go get a NEW 90 day ED visa and 3 months of extensions (taking you to 6 months) to study the advanced levels for a total of 15 months. Then you're done with that language.

Dan Geisser In the neighbor countries he only gets a Single Entry Non Immigrant ED visa, the max time on a language course is 1 year. He asked about 2 to 3 years, This means learning 3 languages. I like the way you like to promote this language school, but we are here to give Thai visa advice, not for promoting a specific school.