Education Visa Thailand

The Visa (Non-Immigrant ED Visa) is designed for foreigners who wish to study, train, or attend seminars in Thailand. Whether you plan to pursue higher education, take short language courses, or engage in specialized training like Muay Thai, this visa allows you to stay in Thailand for up to 90 days initially, with extensions available. Let Siam Thai Visa guide you through the process to ensure a smooth and hassle-free application.

The Thailand Education Visa is suitable for:

• Studying at any level, from elementary school to postgraduate programs.
• Enrolling in short courses like Thai or English language training.
• Participating in Muay Thai training or vocational courses.
• Attending workshops, internships, or seminars organized by recognized organizations.
• Monks, nuns, or priests studying dharma in Thailand.

To apply for an Education Visa, you’ll need the following:

• Passport: Valid for at least six months.
• Completed Visa Application Form: Available at the Thai Embassy or Consulate.
• Photographs: Two passport-sized photos (4 x 6 cm).
• Letter of Acceptance: Provided by the school, university, or institution, signed by an authorized person.
• Proof of Financial Stability: Bank statements or sponsorship letters covering tuition and living expenses.
• Additional Supporting Documents:
  • Letter from the Ministry of Education or other relevant authority.
  • Proof of enrollment and payment of tuition fees.
  • Student ID and academic records, if applicable.
  • Specialized letters for Muay Thai training, religious study, or internships.

Siam Thai Visa help you gather and submit all the required documentation, ensuring your application is complete and accurate.

The Non-Immigrant ED Visa is valid for:

• 90 Days: From the date of issuance, allowing a single entry.
• Extensions: Can be extended up to one year based on the course duration.

If you plan to leave Thailand during your stay, you’ll need to secure a re-entry permit to avoid losing your visa validity.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)