@Steve ******

I completely agree with you. Hense why they changed the income requirements for the settlement visa. I don’t wanna talk about it on here though before the racist turn up and hijack the post

@Steve ******

that’s unlucky man. I don’t know why they expected her to know the postcode. I don’t even remember my own Thai postcode for the house I’ve been living in for 2 years

I would advise to use a visa agent.. they will recommend what answers to give.. for example the not having a valid reason to return to Thailand is one of most common reasons to get rejected. You need to have lots of valid reasons or they’ll just reject your application every time. This could include having a job, business, house, pets, strong family ties etc. obviously most people have those things but you need to explain it on the application. Best of luck. My wife got rejected twice, then we used an agent, now I do it myself. She’s been to the UK 3 times 🙏

@Lane ******

enjoy Thailand have a great time

@Lane ******

get the paperwork sorted ASAP it sometimes takes 6 weeks so you’ll need the time you have remaining on your visa + your extension

I did this last year with no problems.. but as you know it’s down the immigration officer 👍

Enter using the visa exemption and you’ll get 1 month. Before that expires renew at the immigration office and get a second month. Before that expires do a border run to get your third month 👍

There are other ways but that’s usually the easiest 🙏

Enjoy the training if you need advice on looking for a gym or anything like that drop me a DM

You are much better getting a language visa to study Thai and taking 1-2 lessons per week.

Thailand has an abundance of Muay Thai gyms, the ones who offer the visa are usually tourist traps

@Mark ******************

cheers 👍 if you need any help with anything send me a PM

Pretty sure Tiger does education visas 👍

If they don’t I think southside mma, aka Thailand and a few other gyms.

You can also get ED visas for Thai language if that helps