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Can I switch from a Covid visa to an Education visa in Thailand without leaving the country?

Nov 21, 2021

3 years ago

Joe *****

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Hy guys. I'm Italian and I holding a Covid visa 60 days right now so I'm allowed to stay in Thailand until 15 January 2022. When the Covid visa will be not available anymore, my plan is to apply the 1 year Education visa next. So my question is: For switch from Covid visa to Education visa, do I must to get out from Thailand and back or I will be able to apply ED visa without to leave the country? Thank you in advance

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What visa options are available for a 37-year-old expat in Thailand?

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4 years ago

What are the visa options for expats under 50 who are financially independent and wish to stay in Thailand without getting married?

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7 years ago

What are the visa options for expats in Thailand?

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4 years ago

What are the types of visas available for expats in Thailand and their requirements?

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5 years ago

What are the best visa options for expats looking to stay in Thailand long-term and buy property?

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2 years ago

What are the best long-term visa options for an American expat wishing to live in Thailand?

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10 months ago

What visa options do I have as a 33-year-old expat looking to retire in Thailand?

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9 months ago

What are the visa options for expats looking to stay in Thailand?

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2 years ago

What are the best visa options for moving to Thailand if I'm under 50 and not looking to retire?

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10 months ago

What is the best long-term visa option for expats under 50 in Thailand?

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3 years ago

What long-term visa options are available for a 48-year-old expat in Thailand with a pension under 65,000 THB?

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3 months ago

What visa options do I have to move to Thailand if I don’t qualify for a retirement visa or a work visa?

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5 years ago

What is the easiest visa option for a 52-year-old expat moving to Thailand?

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7 months ago

What long-term and short-term visa options are available in Thailand after my work contract ends?

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3 years ago

What visa options are available for a one-year stay in Thailand for expats?

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9 months ago

What are the best resources to find Thailand visa requirements and options for expats?

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4 years ago

What is the best visa option for a retired couple wanting to spend 3-4 months in Thailand?

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3 years ago

What is the best long-term visa option for a 38-year-old expat planning to holiday in Thailand?

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3 years ago

What are the best visa options for expats in Thailand based on marriage?

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7 years ago

What are the long-term visa options for living in Thailand without a job?

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a year ago

What is the best long-term visa option for a 29-year-old UK national looking to live in Thailand?

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a year ago

What is the best visa option for long-term residency in Thailand?

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5 months ago

What visa options are recommended for someone working offshore while staying in Thailand?

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3 months ago

What are the ways to live in Thailand for a long time as an expat?

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3 years ago

What are the best visa options for expats in Thailand after an ED visa?

30 comments

2 years ago

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