@Tod ********

I could technically get a SETV or even the B visa directly from an embassy (if I can have everything ready in time, before leaving).

With COVID and everything just starting to unfreeze, do you think embassies such as in Malaysia are a bit "rusty" or hesitant to issue SETV visas and Non-Immigrant B visas?

@Tod ********

Yes, still a decent of time right now with my COVID extension. Plan on having the documentation and everything ready before I leave.

You might or might not be given a COVID extension in February. As for June, after March 25, no one knows anything about COVID extensions or borders. No way to know.

I changed many many light bulbs in the past. Or is it "lightbulb" or "lamp"? Anyway, not important, but "light bulb" is probably correct. I studied a bit of electrical engineering. I could go on, but this page isn't about light bulbs, the post should be posted in a light bulb group instead. Although we all use light bulbs I guess. Still, LED is probably better than incandescent or fluorescent.

Will I get notifications for this post?

"F" just in case (anyone who doesn't know, it means "Following," so that you get notifications). Even though I could click "..." in the corner of the post, and there is a "Turn on notifications for this post" option.

Also, I think we discussed this topic of light bulbs a few weeks ago. OP should have used the search function.

@Toohotma *******

You replied and then left. And don't use the "Reply" button so I don't get a notification when you reply.

Either you did:

- 1-on-1 private lessons (fewer hours)

- Much less then 1 year (short-term)

- Or studied when immigration requirement of # hours were lower

@Toohotma *******

You got two private school ED visas back-to-back? And a third ED visa for university study? Three back-to-back ED visas?

@Toohotma *******

What year was that? The minimum # of hours were changed not that long ago (because of people abusing ED visas).

@Toohotma *******

How many months total (for 1 ED visa)? Thai or combat? Group or private lessons?

You need to study a minimum of around 8 hours per week to get an ED visa (fewer for private 1-on-1 lessons). Missing too many classes will result in the visa being revoked.

ED visa is for studying part-time. Why would you get a whole visa for studying 2-3 hours a week?