I’d love for learning the art of Thai massage to be one of the DTV soft power options!
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The discussion revolves around the inclusion of Thai massage as a soft power option under the Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) in Thailand. While some believe it should be an option, many comment on the lack of qualifying programs that provide adequate training. It is noted that while you can obtain an Education Visa (ED visa) for Thai massage, working in Thailand remains an issue as the DTV does not allow for work. Some participants also mention existing cultural programs that include massage seminars.
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Soft Power now has another option available so this may please a few people in the comments. It's training course where you can learn how to become a Lady Boy.🤣
Because it's daft to give out a five year visa based on Muay thai once a week for 6 months. They are starting to crack down on it and doing more follow ups.
"Thai authorities" aren't one, permanent, entity with a coherent plan. They sometimes change things drastically from one week to another. Like with cannabis. They are tightening up soft power. Try to follow Thai news?
It is an option, technically, there just aren't any programs here (that I know of) that are long enough and qualify.
Maybe ask at ITM in Chiang mai or Wat Po in Bangkok. If anyone has done the paperwork to make a qualifying program, it would likely be one of those 2 schools.