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What visa should I apply for to enter Thailand in October, a non-B or a tourist visa, and is the Ed visa still available?

Sep 9, 2021
5 years ago
Angelina *****
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Hello everyone! So to provide some context, the company that’s supposed to hire me has to drop the employment due to covid. Im still looking to come into Thailand (Bangkok) in October and im in need of some visa advice.

If the company that’s supposed to hire me can still provide me with a non-b should I still enter the country with that or would it be better for me to enter with a tourist visa? Also is Thailand still giving out Ed visa?

Thank you any advice will be very appreciated! :)
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The user is seeking advice on whether to enter Thailand (Bangkok) in October with a non-B visa provided by a prospective employer who had to drop employment due to COVID-19, or to opt for a tourist visa instead. Additionally, they inquire about the availability of the Ed visa in Thailand.
Stuart *********
You can get an ED visa in Thailand, but you can’t apply for one outside of Thailand unless it’s for a university or international school.
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Angelina *****
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@Stuart ********
thanks for getting back Stuart! Can I convert my TR to an ED when it expires?
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@Angelina ****
that’s up to the school you’ll be attending and your local immigration office, but generally yes.
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Angelina *****
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Hello Stuart I’ve also sent you a PM about visa.
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Angelina *****
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@Stuart ********
thanks Stuart!
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