@Jeremy *******

well I must have gotten lucky, the first part of December, before the changes. Do you have a link with the new changes? I’d like to see it before I go about obtaining the Ed Visa again now that I’m back in Thailand.

@Jeremy *******

it was in December.

@Jeremy *******

you are wrong. I was able to obtain the Ed visa without having to leave the country. Unfortunately, I had a family emergency and wasn’t able to attend the start of the class so I had to cancel the Ed visa. So yes, you are able to obtain an Ed Visa while in Thailand. The school takes care of everything, if you’re willing to pay them. This was with Duke Language school.

@Alex ******

yes, go to your countries embassy to obtain it. Check your embassies website. Chances are you’ll have to make an appointment.

@Jeremy *******

you do not have to leave Thailand to obtain an ED Visa. The school I was going to attend was able to do so while I was here in Thailand.

@Wayne *******

you’re welcome.

@Wayne *******

you’re referring to the TM6. It has been suspended for air travel.

Joe is referring to the TM30. Which is done by either the hotel or landlord of the condo etc you’re staying at. You can also do it yourself. It’s required within 24hrs of being in Thailand.

Bangkok immigration doesn’t ask for it, the TM30. If you can get it, I would suggest you have it. Just in case.

@Ellie ******

sorry, you are correct. Tm6 is still issued for land borders.

The tm6 has been cancelled for now., for air traveller’s only. No worries about that. In Chiang Mai, you’ll need the tm30. Bangkok immigration doesn’t ask for it.

I would contact your airline to make sure they’re going to allow you to board the plane. Some airlines will not allow you to board without proof of onward travel out of Thailand within the initial 45 days.