@Lily *******

it has never been 4 months. The money needs to be in the account for minimum 2 months before applying. No changes in that.

@Martin ******

pm sent

There will be assignments etc of course. It's a bachelor. Not a vending machine.but the workload when spread out like that is minimal.

@Brian ******

that depends what kind of ed visa. If from some shady language school performing as a visa factory, then yes. Immigration knows what's up with that and will possibly deny changing to other visa types after.

Having had an ed visa from a respected uni? No problem whatsoever.

I finished a 4 year bachelor in Bangkok last year. You can PM if you want more information

All weekend courses. 9 credits would be for example 3 courses (3 credits each) and each course is over 5 school days. Spread out over weekends.

If doing it at maximum per semester, it's closer to 30K per half year in school fees. It's pay per credit. Theres a minimum amount of credits you need for immigration to accept it and provide a visa, and a maximum of what is allowed per semester. I think minimum is 9 credits, and maximum is 21.

Sign up at a known language school learning Thai. That'll give you a year's worth of visa.

Or sign up to study at a university. Theres some cheap bachelor degrees around that will both give you a visa for up to 6 years, and land you a degree if you finish. Cost is somewhere around 15K baht per half year in school fees, to satisfy the minimum requirements for getting a visa from immigration.

Bachelor can be had (if only doing the minimum required courses each semester) for around 15K baht per half year in school fees. Plus the 1900 baht for extension every 6 months.

You could sign up for school yourself. Studying.

There are cheap bachelors out there, in Thailand, that will get you a visa for the duration. Up to 6 years. Half year at a time.

Or sign up to learn thai.