@Obyang *******

it depends what and where you’re going to study. If you try to enroll in a well know uni then yes there’s quotas and obviously qualifications you need to have. But if you enroll in a informal school most of the time they don’t really mind as long as you paid your courses

@Salvador ******************

per caso sono italiano però o la residenza in Svizzera, il consolato tailandese a Ginevra mi a chiesto una prova di residenza (permesso di soggiorno)

@Salvador ******************

si ai la residenza nei le Stati Uniti sarà possibile

Non c’è e-visa possibile per il momento. Devi andare a l’ambasciata e chiedere un visto “TR60” da 60 giorni, o venire in Tailandia senza visto e andare a l’immigrazione dopo 30 giorni per fare l’estensione.

@Arto ******

I took a minivan from ekkamai last week, literally zero control no temperature check nor qr to scan... either no checkpoints on the way.

@Tracy ************

it does.. after passed all the different counters the immigration officer gave me 5mn to go buy a shirt coz I was wearing sleeveless...

@Paul ***********

yes same place same building I went this morning

@Heidrun *******

thanks for your help

Hi, I’m Switzerland they asked me:

1. Original passport or travel document with validity not less than 6 months of the day of your departure from Thailand

2. Completed visa application form

3. 2 recent passport-sized photographs taken within the past 6 months (3.5 x 4.5 cm.)

4. A copy of Accommodation Reservation (after quarantine)

5. A Copy of complete bank statement from private or regular saving account (in Switzerland or Thailand) in the past 3 months showing a balance at the end of each month equal to no less than 20,000 THB per person or 40,000 THB per family.

6. For Non-Swiss nationals, a copy of valid residence permit for Switzerland (the residence permit must be valid until your arrival date in Switzerland).

Smooth and easy interview.