What Was Your Experience Ending an Education Visa and Obtaining a Family Visit Visa in Samui?

Education Visa Family Visit Visa Immigration Experience

Apr 27, 2020

5 years ago

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Just got back from Samui immigration where I successfully ended my education Visa and was granted a 60 day family visit Visa. It was smooth sailing and everyone was respectful. 1 thing I suggest is having 1 immigration officer outside the doors when they open. Would help organize the chaos. All in all a great experience and hats off to the immigration officers!

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The user shares a positive experience at Samui immigration, successfully transitioning from an education visa to a 60-day family visit visa. They mention that the process was smooth and the staff were respectful, suggesting the addition of an immigration officer outside to improve organization.

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