Does a Thai language class qualify for a DTV Visa?

@George ********

it always depends… you come to a foreign country. why not learn the language and immerse yourself? its a great opportunity. also the schools are the best place to meet people. you can easily get the visa with low effort. you dont need 500k in the bank. its more reputable than the dtv. open bank account, etc.. dont get me wrong, the DTV is amazing. but the ED is always a good option for a few years. so yes its more expensive but you also get a service in return (learning).

@Payne *****

every 3 months… takes usualy less than an hour in Krabi. mostly its 15mins and done. no reason to stay in big city Bangkok or in Pattaya for me personally where everything is just more complicated and takes way longer. i prefer the ease of life. i also did the DTV but ED is always a great and very easy option.

Anonymer Teilnehmer ALS - Alongkorn Language School in Ao Nang, Krabi… small school, very good.

Participant(e) anonyme hello. J'ai pas fait le dtv encore. Mais je pense pas que ça marche. Mais comme ils ont ouvert le poker il y a un mois ça peut être une possibilité... Mais j'en doute. Tout est trop récent je pense. J'ai fait un visa ED l'année dernière.

@James *******

yep just waiting for this reply !!

I have answered the same question a few times now...with the same outcome of doubt and disbelief.

I can assure you and any other administrators, experts, top contributors or whatever, that I applied in the UK for a DTV by submitting my application and proof of acceptance at a Thai language school in Bangkok, which I have been attending for the last month , and got, within 10 days my DTV.

Private lessons at a school in Bangkok. Just finished today's lesson. There's a few schools in Bangkok...need to pay for them, get a letter of acceptance, proof that the school and teachers are government approved.

At least that's what worked for me.