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Thailand: New Post-Graduate Visa Category

Key Points  

  • Thailand introduced a new one-year visa extension for recent foreign national graduates holding a bachelor’s degree or higher  

Overview  

As of 15 July 2024, the government of Thailand will allow foreign national students studying for a bachelor’s degree or higher to extend their stay in the country up to one year after graduation. The visa, known as the non-Ed plus visa, will grant eligible students additional time to find employment, travel, engage in other activities, or apply for a new visa once employed. Universities or academic institutions can file a one-year extension on behalf of the students.  

Additionally, foreign students can depart and re-enter Thailand without a re-entry permit. The government aims to provide more flexibility for students to find employment during their studies or travel around Thailand, encouraging them to stay after graduation.

Looking Ahead  

Continue to check the government of Thailand’s website and Envoy Global’s website for the latest updates and information.  

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