Looking for some advice or anyone with a similar experience.

I am holding a Singapore passport and have been in Thailand on an ED-Visa for the past year. As it will expire by this weekend, I have already cancelled it and left for Laos via land (chiang khong) today. My plan is to stay for 3 days and return to Thailand by land on Sunday.

Btw, I will be starting my thai language studies at chula in Jan 2025. Would this info be useful for the immigration to allow my re-entry? Chula has asked me to email them a copy of my entry stamp and they will prepare the paperwork for me to take to the immigration office to change my visa-exempt stamp to an ED-Visa stamp.

Will I face any issues when I pass through the Thai immigration? Will they have any extra requirements for me before I can re-enter? Eg. Cash, flight tickets...

Thanks!

I'm currently living in Thailand (on the student visa. It expires in Marchl.

I'd like to apply for the DTV.

-I meet the financial requirement with my savings

-I'm retired (under 50)

-I don't have a business

-I don't work remotely

-I don't have an income

What options do you suggest I look into for acquiring the DTV?

I see some applying for MEDICAL / DENTAL. It's possible to get the 5 year DTV based on a medical appt, is that correct??

I thank you all for your support on this request.

I'll likely apply in JANUARY. Maybe through Vietnam.

# Greeting beautiful helpful ppl, I am currently on a student visa that is valid for another 3 months, I understood I should cancel it before applying for DTV.

Should I cancel it now? or for some reason its better to wait until I fly out? from experience please 🙏

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Hello all, so I am currently on a student visa. I applied for DTV in Cambodia and returned to Thailand before DTV was issued. My DTV has now been approved. What is the proper procedure for leaving Thailand now? Can I just exit the country without a re-entry permit and return with my DTV? Or does the student visa need to be cancelled prior to leaving?

Hello everyone, does anyone know how I can live in Thailand legally for 1 year? I am Brazilian and I work remotely. I saw the possibility of a student visa, but in that case would I have to take classes in person? Is there any other way? Thank you in advance.

Hi, I am studying and the visa I have requires a re-entry permit before I leave Thailand to be able to re-enter on my current visa if I am not granted a DTV.

Planning on applying for the DTV a month before my current visa expires.

Anyone had an issue with this? Also Immigration didn’t explain how to get a re-entry permit so not sure what the process is for this. Any advice gratefully received.

If I enter Thailand on an ED visa for studying Thai language and am subsequently accepted into a master’s program at a University, is it possible to apply for the necessary visa changes without leaving the country?

I was supposed to start my MBA in Bangkok next month but backed out due to personal reasons. Now I want to spend an extended amount of time “living” in the city to ensure I am truly willing to commit the next 2 years of my life to it. Hoping to experience this and start school (if that’s the path I choose) before May.

If my remote work visa is rejected, can I apply for a course the next day? Has anyone done this?

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