Has anyone applying for a soft power DTV been asked to submit a weekly schedule? I don't know what to put in this document 😵💫
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Applicants for the Soft Power DTV visa may be asked to submit a weekly class schedule as part of their documentation. Several comments from users suggest that this requirement is dependent on the specific consulate and that schools typically provide such a schedule. If you have concerns, it's recommended to contact your school for assistance, as they should have the necessary documents prepared. It's also advised not to fabricate schedules if they do not match your actual classes, as this could cause issues with your application.
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If the embassy hasn't requested additional documents, there's no need to submit them. Doing so only ties you down to a rigid schedule. If you end up not following that exact schedule, it can raise red flags. Even if some schools only have classes once a month, fabricating a daily or weekly timetable often leads to issues anyway
If the school is a reputable one and knows what its doing, this wouldn't be an issue. Check the school on Google and AI and see if the reviews are good, lackluster or bad. Should have done this prior to booking with them. 😅
Hi! Yes, some Thai embassies may request a weekly class schedule as an additional document for the DTV application.
If you're applying under the Soft Power category, you can ask your school to provide a weekly schedule that matches what the embassy is requesting.
Just to share, we've also had a student who was asked to provide a similar document. We prepared additional enrollment documents showing the number of cooking class offered each week to meet the embassy's specific request.
Happy to share that we've successfully assisted over 500 students with their DTV applications through our cooking programs. Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions or would like a free consultation, as we're quite familiar with the process.
What consulate are you applying through? Were you actually asked for your soft power class schedule? And yes usually the provider would supply the course schedule for whatever type of sessions you bought.