Best school in bangkok or pattaya to help with soft 5 year dtv visa application and not expensive ??
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The original question asks for recommendations on affordable and effective schools in Bangkok or Pattaya that can assist with the application for a soft 5-year Digital Nomad Visa (DTV). Comments discuss the balance between quality and affordability, with some users implying that the best and cheapest options may not coexist. Explanations of the soft DTV requirements, potential costs, and relevant support services for visa applications also feature in the discussion.
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Application: Must be applied for from outside of Thailand via the official e-Visa system. You cannot apply for the 5-year Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)—including the "soft power" category—while physically inside Thailand.
There’s a post on another that Embassies are soon going to need a minimum of 9 months training or cooking to get the visa and all premises supplying these courses are going to be thoroughly inspected.
Sanya Chotisuk he’s a cheap Jap-yank. He posts on all groups looking for cheap hotels and just generally being a creepy cheap-Charlie . It’s cheap people like him that Thailand is reducing visa exemption to 30 days from 60.
John Robert Standard DTV is for Freelancers and Nomads (with provable overseas income). Soft DTV is for people wanting a cultural course like boxing or Thai language, and have 500k baht in savings, but not an income. Buy a course or gym membership for about 25,000, pay your visa and processing fees, and you've got a 5-year visa with 6-monthly border runs. Not a bad deal really.
Beachsunsand72your mother and your sister . They both still doing handjobs to indians. You talk tough. But you are a coward . Hiding behind a fake profile.. why hide if you are so tough? Loser