im not sure about the rules if changed or not but can i ask ,  if i was applying for the easiest ED visa what courses are available to me , i am interested in both learning thai and muay thai.

i have heard people wingeing about this visa before and what is expected from them ie how many hours to put into classes per day / week,  for me i would not care, i want an ED visa to learn not to sit slumped over a chang all day in some back street bar in pattaya. 

 

advice please

You can enroll in any course of study at a school that is registered at the Education Ministry.

Normal for a one year course of study to get a non-ed visa and extension of stay is 400 hours and attending classes 4 days a week for 2 hours.

 

2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You can enroll in any course of study at a school that is registered at the Education Ministry.

Normal for a one year course of study to get a non-ed visa and extension of stay is 400 hours and attending classes 4 days a week for 2 hours.

 

thanks joe,   the more  hours the merrier in my case.  

i will google something later when i am ready to make the move. 

 

maybe someone will come along and give me a link to some good schools/courses. 

21 minutes ago, pumpjack said:

i have heard people wingeing about this visa before and what is expected from them ie how many hours to put into classes per day / week,  for me i would not care, i want an ED visa to learn not to sit slumped over a chang all day in some back street bar in pattaya. 

You don't need an ED visa to attend classes. It is better not to link your permission to stay to an ED visa whenever possible. You can study/learn with any type of permit to stay.

You don't need an ED visa to attend classes. It is better not to link your permission to stay to an ED visa whenever possible. You can study/learn with any type of permit to stay.

Why? Because of the presumably higher risk of getting questioned at airport immigration?

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