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@John *********
standard Ed visas are not 1 year

They are 90 day visa that are extended at immigration

At any time an I/O can deny the extension

The disconnect is that you pay for a year but in reality it’s only 90 days at a time per extension
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@John *********
that’s the end part of it

The Thailand ED Plus Visa is a special type of Non-Immigrant visa specifically for international students pursuing a bachelor's degree or higher in Thailand. It offers unique advantages like the ability to leave and re-enter Thailand multiple times during the study period without needing a re-entry permit.

It’s for higher Ed students who are going to universities

Not the rank and file Thai language courses, Ed visas, Muay Thai etc
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@John *********
that’s an Ed+ visa not a regular Ed visa
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@Jesper ******
you don’t get a year visa with an ed visa

You get 90 day visas with extensions

At any 90 day point immigration can decide not to extend you 90 days
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@Rodri *****
it’s basically a 90 day tourist visa that doesn’t rate a bank acct according to Thai banks

But with all things Thai related what you know today means nothing tomorrow

Good luck
Jeremy ********
I would suggest you go to a few schools take the free session to see if you like the school their teaching structure and how it will effect you the most

Also ask students at the various schools what they think of the school, visa process and the area (the city you stay in Thailand might not be for you after you stay there or it could be the best place on earth)
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@Todd ********
not sure what you’re saying

I get a better rate with my home bank than overseas banks

ATM’s other…only exception is super rich when I hand over $100 notes