1, prepare materials

Everyone needs to confirm that they have successfully obtained the admission of the school and are eligible to submit an application. School staff will get in touch with students by email and guide them to sort out and collect information, which can improve the efficiency of preparing for the exam.

2. Notarized materials

In order to ensure the authenticity of the materials, save the time for the embassy to review, and thus improve the speed of signing and approving, all non-documentary materials need to be notarized and double-certified by students themselves, and the materials should be translated into Thai for review.

Step 3 submit an application

You don't need to go online or make an appointment in advance to submit materials and applications. You can go directly to the embassy, then pick up the number on the spot and wait in line for approval. The application form also needs to be filled in on site to ensure authenticity.

Step 4 get the results

You will get a receipt after paying the fee, so you need to keep it well and show it when you get the certificate in the future. The application for accompanying visa is an application for student visa, and the material review will be carried out simultaneously. As long as the student visa passes, the accompanying visa will be issued simultaneously. 2. Type of study visa in Thailand

1, student visa

Those who apply for a business visa to enter Thailand can change to a student visa of 1 year, and the tourist visa can only be changed to a business visa first, whereas it used to be a work visa, and those who want to stay in Thailand after leaving the company can change to a student visa. Originally an international student, if you want to stay in Thailand after graduation, you can continue to apply for a student visa.

Thai students want to stay and work in Thailand after graduation, but they face visa problems. Some graduate visas are about to expire, and some have a few months left. In this case, they can extend their visas for another year through the travel agency (from their original school to other language schools). If you find a job and want to apply for a work permit, there is no other way but to return to China first and then apply for a business visa.

2. Work visa

Generally, you need to find a job to apply for a work visa, and the work permit assisted by your company is valid. If you work in one company, you can change to another company. This work permit is useless, and generally the company will cancel your work permit when you leave your job, because you can't leave your job alone. They also help you pay taxes, insurance and other expenses every month. After the work permit is cancelled, the work visa on your passport is still valid (unless you fall out with the company, they will cancel the visa at the immigration office and leave the country within 24 hours after the visa is cancelled). You can stay until your visa expires and then leave the country. If you don't want to leave the country, you can change it into a student visa through a travel agency.

In order to stay in Thailand, some people specially register a company (shell company), then apply for a work permit and pay a monthly fee, so that they can apply for a permanent residence permit after three years. However, some people apply for a work permit from a travel agency, which is a company specially registered by the travel agency and cancels the company after applying for a work permit. These work permits cannot be extended after paying any fees. 3. Conditions for studying in Thailand

1, education

Apply for a bachelor's degree: A bachelor's degree in Thai universities generally lasts for 3.5-4 years. Applicants must complete high school education or equivalent to apply for a bachelor's degree in Thailand.

Master's application: The general academic system of master's degree in Thai universities is 1-2 years. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree or equivalent to apply.

If you are still a high school student who hasn't graduated and doesn't meet the above qualifications, you can apply for foreign language preparation in advance after the senior high school entrance examination. On the one hand, you can learn a language, on the other hand, you can save more time.

2. Language conditions

Apply for public universities: To apply for public universities in Thailand, whether undergraduate or master, language requirements are one of the basic thresholds, because each university has different language requirements. For example, applying for the International College of Mahidol University requires a total score of 6.0 for IELTS and 6.0 for writing. Therefore, the specific application requirements of each university shall prevail. Some universities also set up their own language tests for students without IELTS scores. Students can also take the college English test and apply for admission after meeting the language requirements of the university.

Apply for private universities: Apply for private universities in Thailand. Some schools require IELTS scores. Students without IELTS scores can go to universities to take English exams, such as bangkok university. 3. Economic situation

Compared with studying in Europe and America, the cost of studying in Thailand is acceptable to any working family. The cost of each major in each university in Thailand will be different, depending on the university and major applied for. Generally, it is relatively low, 1.6- 1.8 million yuan/year, and most majors 1.8-8 million yuan/year, and their living expenses are about 2,500 yuan.

Tuition in Thai universities is generally paid by semester, and the proportion of students' consumption is roughly as follows: tuition1.8-38,000 yuan/year, accounting for about 60%; Living expenses are 30,000-35,000 yuan/year, accounting for about 40%. Of course, the charging standards of each university are different, and the living consumption of students is also different, which needs to be analyzed according to the actual situation. /zd/xx