What are some recommended programs for enrolling in soft power activities to support my Thailand DTV visa application?

Hey! Just reading this and I'm needing some similar help. Could I apply for DTV visa as a freelancer doing either Tuina / cupping / acupuncture OR movement work/dance... ? If not, if I applied for a Spouse visa, could I partake in courses? And would I need to proof different set of funds, even though my husband would proove the amount and I'd be piggybacking of him as a Spouse?

@Otik ****

we've just helped a student at Khao Lak Muay Thai with his DTV application, and provided the necessary document. If you consider taking up Muay Thai, please DM me, I'm more than happy to advise you further. Check us out

you can visit this website and send your inquiry. They own a gym in Phuket and Bangkok and can help you with your DTV inquiry

For freelance work that can request DTV, you must use documents showing work that generates income for you. and a website or evidence showing that you earned income while you were in Thailand.

I will recommend for buying activities class its easier.

Hi I have got a friend who owns Muay thai gym and he can issue the letter for Muay Thai under soft power activity to support your DTV , I can send you more info about him in DM.

Message me, We wn a muay thai gym and can help

What a worthless post this is. No info about what job was declined, even after being asked repeatedly.

Refund in Thailand, you're dreaming.

What job is it that you do that doesn't qualify? I'd think anything where you spend most of your time online, on the phone should qualify.

You will need to book and pay for an activity for the soft power visa. That won't be refunded to you

What is your job and in what city did you apply?

Cooking class. Referenced here before this week, please use search function.

Our foundation is offering "soft power" courses and seminars, but we're not sure if they meet the DTV criteria. We will be testing this over the next few months (we advised our applicants not to apply for an evisa because the much higher fee, around ฿15K not ฿10K, is NOT refundable if not eligible). At least in Laos or Vietnam, the consulate will not take your fee until after all the documents have been checked and found to be in order).

DM me if you're interested in joining us from around Oct/Nov onwards. We require a commitment of about one day per week to attend or run a course or workshop. And we provide the opportunity to use our facilities for your freelancing.

Also note: we're based in Chiang Mai. You need to be too (but not necessarily all year round).

Which country did u run for this visa

I think ,You need “proof of Company Letter “ your job position is fully Remote WFH .

Before DTV they had ED visa's so people who pay a school to enroll on a course so people could get a visa and not attend. So imm started making checks, people's visa's where cancelled and they were given 2 days' notice to leave. If you are planning to do the same for 5 years, good luck.

offers classes and all the documents needed for the DTV.

Did you submit contract with your employer?

May I ask what type of freelancer you are?