Studying At Bkk University

[Strike07]

I live in Poland but I am thinking about studying in thailand, what is needed to do it, what kind of tests do I have to take before etc?

[HappySquareHead]

I am starting at Payap University next week. I am in the process of changing my visa from non-immigrant B to an Education visa. The University provided the tests I took prior to starting in order to exempt me from required classes. I believe you will have to arrange for your Education visa before you leave. I suggest you start corresponding with the university now and find out their requirements from them. If they're like Payap, they'll be happy to engage with a perspective foreign student. Hope this helps.

[TerryLH]

Here's a starting point.

http://studyinthailand.org/

[richard10365]

I am starting at Payap University next week. I am in the process of changing my visa from non-immigrant B to an Education visa. The University provided the tests I took prior to starting in order to exempt me from required classes. I believe you will have to arrange for your Education visa before you leave. I suggest you start corresponding with the university now and find out their requirements from them. If they're like Payap, they'll be happy to engage with a perspective foreign student. Hope this helps.

Hi Happy! Welcome to Payap. I hope to meet you at the new student orientation on Friday. What program are you studying?

Edited June 2, 2010 by richard10365

[Strike07]

Hmm I was interested in Bkk University. It closed application period at 22 may 2010. So I guess I will have to wait till next year?

[richard10365]

Hmm I was interested in Bkk University. It closed application period at 22 may 2010. So I guess I will have to wait till next year?

I'm not sure about Bkk University, but at Payap you can register and start classes at the 2nd semester.

[emsfeld]

Hmm I was interested in Bkk University. It closed application period at 22 may 2010. So I guess I will have to wait till next year?

Get in touch with admissions. They usually are quite accommodating - especially considering that the new term starts in mid August, I believe.

Visa is a breeze once they have processed all your documents. All what's left for you is to go to the Thai embassy/consulate in your home country to collect the visa.

Edited June 13, 2010 by emsfeld

[Scott]

Unless a program, or school is full, they usually take late applications.