What visa options do I have to stay in Thailand with my girlfriend until March next year?

Anonymous member For example/

They're all over the place in Thailand so, I am sure you can find something near by or convenient.

Good luck bro, hope you find something suitable :)

Anonymous member you sign up for a set period and you have to attend x number of classes a week.

There are numerous Muay Thai places that offer it, you'll have to search for it to find the ins and outs.

Sounds like a good route for you though if you're already training twice a week 🙂

I can't remember the exact details but it's something like 50k baht for 1 year, give or take.

Anonymous member oh nice, I thought you could only do it once. I appreciate the info. I my get an education visa when i get there. want to take thai anyway.

All weekend courses. 9 credits would be for example 3 courses (3 credits each) and each course is over 5 school days. Spread out over weekends.

@Ray *****

as I said, the options are narrow but I guess there are still some

@Jeffrey *********

hard to get visa here unless you study or ED visa. Or border run every month

Anonymous member don’t go down this road

Anonymous member find an agent in your province get them to do it , everyone knows this country is full of this system . 99% issues can be solved with money 💰

Anonymous member there are no rules governing entries on a tourist visa. You can enter until an immigration officer says no, although a number of consulates in nearby countries are now only issuing one tourist visa per annum. Visa exempt entries by land are limited to 2 per annum

Anonymous member Yep. What

@Bra****

said. Entry is never guaranteed, but the chances of being denied on an METV are extremely slim, as this visa is designed for this type of use. It's only if you have a history of bouncing that you may questioned. As Brandon says, if you use a border bounce transport company you'll be ok. If you're in Bangkok I always suggest

Anonymous member The METV is valid for 6 months from the day it is issued and is good for an unlimited number of entries during that 6 months. So you can do 60+30 day extension, leave and return 60+30, and then just before the visa expires you do a final 60+30. That's about 9 months.

You're not guaranteed entry by any means, but you have much better odds with an actual visa.

Also if you're worried you can just use a land border bounce agency who will drive you to a land border and make sure you get out and back in without any issues. Since you'll have the multiple entry tourist visa, you wouldn't be subject to the limit of 2 entries by land border without a visa.

@Brian ******

that depends what kind of ed visa. If from some shady language school performing as a visa factory, then yes. Immigration knows what's up with that and will possibly deny changing to other visa types after.

Having had an ed visa from a respected uni? No problem whatsoever.