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@Tony *****
. Just show it to a cop, they will generally be too intimidated by the English, they will hand it back to you and send you one your way
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So no issue if you obtain an MT ED visa and don’t show up to gym? I kinda doubt that it’s kosher to get one and then proceed to NOT to train. I would not recommend doing such a thing, I’m sure an IO would say the same thing. But if someone wants to get a MT Ed visa and not use it for what it was intended for, go right ahead.
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Wasn’t for Muay Thai, was for Thai language. The point is, use the visa for the purpose it was issued for. Best not to scam the system by getting an education visa and then proceeding to NOT study, and simply using the visa because one has exhausted all other legit pathways to stay in the kingdom
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Word to the wise. If you don’t intend on actually studying Muay Thai and are using the visa as simply a means to stay in the country, you could have problems. Not saying this is your intention, I have personally known a few people on Ed visas who have had them canceled because they didn’t attend class
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Yea, I still don’t see tourists rushing back. Place got cocky, touting the tens of millions of visitors year.

Now.? So many more desirable places
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I reckon learning Thai isn’t the motive here, but hey! Could be wrong

There are far too many instances of people getting Ed visas and not using them except for going into school once a week to sign their names. I reckon the Ed visa to facilitate long term stay is gonna go the way of the border run and Long Term tourist visa
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Have you fulfilled all the requirements needed?
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4 of those would render me useless the next day.