FAQ
Academics
Most students bring an existing online degree or course. If you're not enrolled yet, we help you choose and enrol in an accredited online university before you arrive.
If your programme is online or remote-friendly, yes — you're simply studying from a different location. We recommend confirming any attendance or exam requirements with your university first.
Thailand is usually 5–6 hours ahead of Europe, so European exams often fall in the afternoon or evening. North American schedules are more likely to mean a late-night or overnight exam. Check the exact time zone and assessment format with your university before travelling; the co-study space is open 24/7 with reliable fibre wifi.
Visa & legal
Students studying in Thailand need the appropriate Education Visa through an approved in-person course. On our 3–12 month packages, your chosen Thai, English, Mandarin or Muay Thai boxing course is included as part of your education visa.
The 3–12 month packages include education visa support and your choice of Thai, English, Mandarin or Muay Thai boxing classes. Applicable government fees are extra — around €53 for each extension covering an additional three months.
Yes, comprehensive travel and health insurance is required. We can recommend student-friendly providers from around €47 per month.
Money
Choose campus-style accommodation with on-site co-study workspace or a nearby private suite with its own desk but no included co-study space. Support, community activities, Thai lessons and Education Visa arrangements vary by programme. See Pricing for full totals and inclusions. Flights, meals and academic tuition are extra.
One month's payment secures your place and is credited against your first month. No separate damage deposit for standard rooms.
As a planning guide, allow about €160–320 per month for meals and groceries, plus €80–135 for local transport, scooter costs and weekend trips. Personal shopping and entertainment are additional and depend on your lifestyle.
Safety & parents
Rawai is a quiet, residential area popular with families and long-stay expats. The property has 24/7 reception and security, and a VOYO team member is always reachable.
Absolutely. We offer family calls before you commit, and can help visiting parents explore nearby accommodation options.
The on-site team coordinates with local clinics and hospitals (Phuket has excellent international hospitals), contacts family, and assists with insurance claims.
Bring your degree
