Does attending a Thai language school qualify as a soft power activity for visa purposes?

Dec 17, 2024
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Lulu ****
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If I am no freelancer then I have to do a soft power Does thai language school count as a soft power too?

Cause it only say cooking or muay thai or music festival which I don't get.

Also It means I will show a proof of 15k thai baht bank statement plus the activity I will be attending.

2. question: do I need to have a flight ticket ? What do i fill in if they ask for the flight number? I cant just buy a ticket and not knowing whether they accept me or not.

3. If I summit my application online , will it be fast ? Like 24h like other people? Or should I rather go in person?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The question addresses whether attending a Thai language school qualifies as a soft power activity for the DTV visa. It seeks clarity on bank statement requirements (15,000 THB mentioned, but 500,000 THB is needed), the necessity of a flight ticket and how to approach filling out flight details, as well as inquiring about the speed of online versus in-person applications. Comments clarify that Thai language school may not be accepted as a soft power activity, reiterate the correct bank statement requirements, mention that most embassies do not require showing actual tickets, and note varying processing times depending on the embassy.
DTV VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
Bob **********
No language classes
John **********
500k thai baht and while 1 or 2 people have got the DTV using thai language many have not and have been told to apply for an ED visa
John *******
For all DTV options you need to show a bank account of 500K baht (not 15K baht). From most responses, Thai language doesn’t count as an option (1 person has said they were successful but can’t supply any details). Most embassies don’t require you to show actual tickets, but that is embassy specific, with London being one that seems to ask more often than others. Length of time from applying to approval, depends on what embassy you apply through and you apply via the embassy in the country you are physically present. For example, Cambodia takes 11 business days while Vietnam 5. Online versus in person depends on which country you are in and what option they offer. Most embassies are moving to online (if not already) in January
Twig ******
Utilise the group’s search bar. All of your questions have been answered so many times in the group. Oh it won’t hurt to do your own research too. Start with the 15k baht bank statement.