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Yeah, that makes sense. Thanks, ubonjoe.

Ah, okay. I'm just worried of going through the whole process of finding a school, preparing all my documents, have the school prepare the required documents, etc. In my thread, you said the following: (Thread) If there is a relatively high risk (or even medium risk) that my work permit application is refused, I don't know if it's a good idea to take all the time (and the school's time) to go through with it.

If a potential teacher on an ED visa finds a school, and gets a work permit application approval letter, what would be the chances that immigration will accept it? Does immigration less often refuse the work permit application letter of ED visa holders in Chiang Mai, for example?

I'm currently in Thailand. I have health insurance, but it doesn't cover COVID-19. Anyone know good Thai insurance companies that offer COVID-only coverage packages? (What was your experience with the company?)