Is applying for “soft power” the more simpler route compared to “workcation”? For those of you who applied for soft tower, do you have to be constantly enrolled for the class to keep your visa? How much scrutiny is involved,or is it just a one time thing and then go about your business?
I will assume it’s not as easy as it sounds, otherwise everyone would be doing it.
I’d love to hear input from people with firsthand experience.
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The conversation discusses the comparison between applying for a 'soft power' visa and a 'workcation' visa in Thailand. A user inquires about the simplicity of the 'soft power' route and whether ongoing enrollment in classes is necessary for visa maintenance, expressing suspicion about the ease of the process. Comments suggest that the choice of visa depends on individual circumstances, emphasizing that the 'workcation' visa may be easier for those working remotely without the need for additional documentation.
Use whatever works for you. I would think that if you actually work remotely online then that's likely the "easier" route as you don't need to do anything new like prepare any new documents, find a Muay Thai gym, etc.
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