Ed Visa Run For Thai Language Student

[alexelecom]

Hi,

having recently begun studies in a Thai language school, I am looking to find a quick way to process my documents for my ED visa.

I prefer not to fly and am in Bangkok so I am considering travelling by land to either Burma, Cambodia or Laos.

I really would like to minimise my stay out of Thailand.

All advice would be most welcome.

Regards,

Alex

[MacWalen]

Alex, you should ask your school to help you to obtain the ED visa. If they cannot or are not willing perhaps you should look for another school.

Walen School, Mac

[LivinLOS]

Language schools cannot get a new visa issued incountry now can they ?? Thats what the above post implies ??

[jstumbo]

Language schools cannot get a new visa issued incountry now can they ?? Thats what the above post implies ??

No, I think Mac is just saying that the school should be able to assist hiim in getting all the paperwork and letting him know where to go and everything.

[lopburi3]

He makes no mention of not having paperwork - he does not want to fly so is asking which land crossing from Bangkok would be fastest/logical. Of the three indicated Vientiane would appear to be the best choice as PP blows hot and cold and do not believe Rangoon will even issue (at least do not recall any recent success reports from there).

[Hawkup2000]

Hi alex

I recomend this ed trip report by todd daniels. I did the sametrip but I took the bus bangkok-laos it cost about 500 one way.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...mp;hl=trip+laos

Edited February 13, 2008 by Hawkup2000