Do the "schools" that do soft power DTVs help you with the application or do they only give you a statement and you still have to do the application yourself?
Also, how much does it usually cost for soft power? What's the cheapest you've seen?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion focuses on whether schools that provide soft power DTVs assist with the visa application or if the applicant must handle it independently. It also addresses the typical costs associated with soft power DTVs, revealing that prices can vary significantly based on location, course length, and type. The average cost for a soft power DTV is around 10,000 THB, but the overall expenses can differ greatly depending on the school or program chosen.
The price of the visa is mentioned on the website of the Embassy you are going to use.
You need to apply for the DTV while being outside Thailand, the organization which you like to use is inside Thailand. Chance that they will go with you to do the typing and uploading documents in another country is slim, but you can always ask.
Normal price for the soft power DTV is 10.000 Thb
There is NO cheaper visa, there might be a difference in cost of education at a language school, cost education and materials at a cooking school, there are differences in price for medical treatment, pulling a teeth is cheaper than several surgeries.
Training Muay Thai with or without education differs in price.
Think by yourself that this DTV can be used for almost 6 years stay in Thailand.
IF you have to discuss the price before even starting, can you afford 6 years living without income from working?
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