Has anyone had an extention granted after actually finishing their soft power activity? I went to cooking school for two weeks and was granted a Visa on those grounds. Will the certificate of completion be sufficient for en extention, or does it have to be an ongoing activity?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation revolves around concerns about extending a visa granted for attending a two-week cooking school in Thailand. Users largely agree that the completion certificate from the cooking course is insufficient for a visa extension, as it typically requires ongoing or new educational activities. Suggestions include performing a 'border bounce' to obtain a new 180-day stamp, and various comments caution against attempting to extend under such circumstances without valid ongoing criteria.
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