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?

... You have a tourist visa, and want to stay longer, for tourism. So you write "tourism." Details not needed.

This is for a 30-day extension of a tourist visa. Not a 60-day COVID extension. All the comments saying "write COVID" are wrong.

There is TM30 in the picture of the app. Does anyone know if it's possible to do TM30s with it yourself? So you don't have to rely on a landlord.

If you're really lucky, you might get everything in time (I doubt it). However, you're lucky in that you can enter on a visa exemption—which gives you 30 days, with the possibility to extend it for 30 days at 1,900THB. So you don't have to lose your flight.

(You can still use you SETV, which is valid for 3 months. But leaving and re-entering Thailand is difficult at the moment. Especially with Omicron in the next months.)

Applying for your visa 7 days before your flight was WAY too late. Basically last minute.

7 days for Thai Pass is also basically last minute (some have waited 14 days for it).

However, ditching the AirBnB, booking a legal hotel, getting a TM30—and actually staying in it while you go to immigration—would be a legal solution.

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However, I believe that illegal advice and discussions are not allowed in this group.

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Yes.