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Currently, I am on a non-ED master's visa, and my baby (3 years old) is on a dependent visa. Our visas are going to expire on June 19.. I am planning to obtain a one-year language visa.

1. School A is not providing a visa for my baby.

2. School B will provide visas for both my baby and me in September, as they are currently fully booked.

Is it possible to obtain a visa from School A and keep my baby here until September, then change to School B and get visas for both of us? What are the potential consequences? Will immigration issue a visa for my baby given that it would be an illegal stay for three months?

Hi, kindly need your recommendation for muay thai class that can offer visa ED near Bangkok Area. Thank you

Do I have to leave Thailandand come back to renew my language visa? Is there any way without leaving Thailand?Is this policy temporary or permanent?

60 days ( visit visa ) is about to end , wanna stay here more.

Can it change into the Language visa or any other visa ❓

Have anyone experienced this situation, please comments.

I'm trying to sort through options for Thailand visas - we're teachers who need a break from teaching in China. We've been to Phuket before and love it.

1) Language visas are possible for adults but not for our kids. As we're qualified teachers we prefer to homeschool our own two rather than admit them to a school. We've been told we could let our kids just overstay as they won't incur a fine.

2) We've also been told volunteer visas are no longer allowed or being issued.

Can someone speak to that last point if it's true or not and if anything would happen with our kids being on overstay while we studied Thai?