I would like to see if anyone did a dtv visa with a course of yoga or cooking classes and got accepted?
I have two online businesses as well and send money to a with a manufacturer in Thailand as I have a skin care line as well.
But I would like to be more safe for the dtv to get accepted and maybe apply for a course as well?
Thanks in advance
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The DTV visa is possible with yoga or cooking classes, but it's important to choose a reputable institution with a good track record. Comments emphasize avoiding any connection to business dealings in Thailand, as it may jeopardize visa approval. Additionally, only apply for one course at a time to keep the application straightforward.
You may not want to mix this up with the businesses that you have as you have a manufacturer in Thailand, which under the DTV could be problematic as you are not allowed to work in or for a Thai entity.
The cleanest option would be the soft power route (cooking or yoga) with a provider who has a proven track record and certification.
Both yoga(rare) and cooking class are acceptable. Only go with an institution that has a proven track record of DTV approvals and relevant certifications, and which embassy they used. I wouldn't mention anything about your business if it has any connections to Thailand. Use the group search tool on the main page keywords yoga and cooking
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