Hi, I would like to ask about not canceling my Thai visa.

I finished my study in Dec 2023. After that, I went for a visa of research assistance (Non-ED), which was expired in Nov 2024. However, I left Thailand in June 2024 without canceling or buying re-entry.

I read that not canceling my visa is violating Thai regulations. What should I do now to make sure that I did not committed to crime in Thailand? I heard that not canceling visa will be seen as overstay, which can be fined or banned from the country.

Hi everyone! I graduated and left Thailand in the second week of December, but I wasn’t aware that I needed to cancel my Non-ED visa. Now, I’m planning to apply for a tourist e-visa to enter Thailand around March 28th, but my Non-ED visa is still valid until March 31st. Will I face any issues with this, or do I need to take any steps to resolve it before applying for the tourist e-visa? Any advice would be really appreciated!

Good evening,

I am currently studying as an exchange student at a university in Thailand and am on a 90 day non-ED visa. Since my visa expires on December 4 and I am studying until December 15, I would actually have to extend my visa for 1900 baht. Could I just leave before December 4th and come back after December 4th with a visa exemption or will I have problems if i do that? I also have to leave the country again for 8 days over Christmas and then come back to Thailand until mid-January and then go home completely. So i would Need 2 more Visa exemptions. Does anyone have any experience of this?

Good evening,

I am currently studying as an exchange student at a university in Thailand and am on a 90 day non-ED visa. Since my visa expires on December 4 and I am studying until December 15, I would actually have to extend my visa for 1900 baht. Could I just leave before December 4th and come back after December 4th with a visa exemption or will I have problems if i do that? I also have to leave the country again for 8 days over Christmas and then come back to Thailand until mid-January and then go home completely. So i would Need 2 more Visa exemptions. Does anyone have any experience of this?

Recently got my Non-ED visa extended, I got the Ed plus stamp as below, it is written "exemption of re-entry permit", so I will not be needing to apply for a re entry permit as stated in the ED Plus poster?

Has anyone successfully gotten their DTV approved after canceling the non-ED visa? I am 2 months into my non-ED, and DTV was not yet issued back then. I have been working remotely for a UK firm while living in Bangkok. How do you transition from non-ED to DTV?

Hi everyone!

About education visa transfer within Thailand , still confused…

Could we convert from “ผ.60 - ม.17 “to Ed visa ( age 14 with school letter )

Or we need to change to “ non o “visa first and wait for 30 days to apply for Ed visa ?

Thank you 🙏

Hello all,

I recently entered Thailand on a 1 year Non-Ed visa, however my visa was valid a month earlier than my course start date therefore will be expired a month before my course is finished, my question is will I be able to leave the country and reenter on a 30 day tourist visa at the end of the visa year?

Thanks in advance!

Christiana

Hello,

I have a quick question regarding leaving Thailand while I’m still technically on a Tourist Visa. I've already submitted my TM86 form to change my visa from a Tourist to a Non-Ed University Visa type, and I have an appointment scheduled in the next three weeks. I plan to return before my appointment date. My school advised me to get a re-entry permit before leaving Thailand. My concern is whether there could be any issues at immigration when I re-enter Thailand, such as my Non-Ed application being disregarded, and being given a Visa Exemption stamp upon arrival instead.Thank you in advance for your advice.

Can I change my student visa to a work visa without leaving Thailand?