Non-ED Plus Visa Support Guidelines for Graduates Mae Fah Luang University

1. Eligibility and Conditions of Support
Applicants must have successfully completed their degree programme and received official confirmation of graduation from Mae Fah Luang University. Support will be considered based on the following categories:

1.1 Category 1: Job Offer Received 
- Applicants must provide a formal job offer or employment confirmation letter issued by a legally registered entity or enterprise in Thailand. 
- The University will consider providing a letter of support for an extension of stay for a maximum period of three (3) months. This is to enable the graduate to convert their current visa into a Non-Immigrant Visa Category 'B' (Non-B) or complete other employment-related documentation.

1.2 Category 2: Seeking Employment 
- Applicants must demonstrate empirical evidence of active job applications with legally registered entities or enterprises in Thailand. Please note that the University will not consider or support applications related to general online occupations, freelance work, or any digital nomad or work-from-anywhere setups. 
- The University will consider providing a letter of support for an extension of stay for a maximum period of six (6) months. 
- Approved applicants under this category must submit a '3-Month Progress Report' to the Global Relations Division (GRD) to update their current status. Failure to report within the specified period, or the discovery of false or misleading information, will result in the immediate revocation of University support. The University will subsequently notify the Immigration Bureau for further legal action. 
- If the applicant remains unemployed after the 6-month period, no further extension support will be provided by the University.

1.3 Category 3: Further Studies 
- Applicants must present an official Letter of Acceptance from an accredited educational institution. 
- The University will consider providing a letter of support for an extension of stay for a maximum period of three (3) months to facilitate the visa transition process. 
- Applications without an official Letter of Acceptance from an educational institution will not be supported under the Non-ED Plus category.

2. Required Supporting Documents
Applicants must prepare and verify the following documents before submitting their application:

2.1. Required for all applicants
●    Completed Non-ED Plus Application Form
●    Post-Graduation Plan
●    Copy of passport and current visa
●    Any other documents required by the Global Relations Division

2.2 Additional Supporting Documents according to the purpose of stay
●    Job Offer Received: A formal job offer letter or employment confirmation letter.
●    Seeking employment: Empirical evidence of job applications and/or written correspondence with prospective employers.
●    Further studies: An official letter of acceptance issued by the accredited educational institution.

Note: Additional supporting documents may be requested on a case-by-case basis depending on the specific requirements of the Global Relations Division or the Thai Immigration Bureau.

3. Application Procedure
Applicants must strictly proceed with the submission process in accordance with the following chronological steps:
1.    Complete the 'Academic Advisor's Comments and School Endorsement Form'. 
2.    Submit the form to their Academic Advisor for review and recommendation, followed by the endorsement of the School Dean (or the Dean’s authorised representative).
3.    Upload the complete document package onto the All-in-One Request System for the Global Relations Division to conduct the final compliance review.
 

Note: Incomplete applications or those missing required endorsements will not be processed.

4. Important Information
1.    A support letter issued by the University does not guarantee approval of a Non-ED Plus Visa or an extension of stay. Final approval is solely at the discretion of the Thai Immigration Bureau.
2.    The University reserves the right to assess each application on a case-by-case basis and may decline to issue a support letter if the applicant does not satisfy the prescribed requirements or fails to provide complete supporting documents.
3.    Applicants must provide truthful information. If false or misleading information is discovered, or if the visa is used for purposes inconsistent with the stated objective, the University may withdraw its support and notify the relevant authorities.
4.    Applicants who receive University support must comply with all reporting requirements specified by the Global Relations Division.

ACADEMIC ADVISOR'S COMMENTS AND SCHOOL ENDORSEMENT FORM FOR NON-ED PLUS APPLICATION (Click)

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