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What is the process for obtaining a visa for a soft power cooking course in London?
Thai Visa ApplicationVisa ProcessLondon EmbassySoft Power Cooking CourseDocument SubmissionVisa TypesIncome Evidence Verification
Aug 16, 2025
8 months ago
Colin **********
ORIGINAL POSTERReport from London.
Day 1 - Submitted all docs (soft power cooking course)
Day 2 - Asked to book a flight (I hadn't initially) and provide an eticket from the actual airline website
Day 3 - Status changed to pending approval
Day 4 - Visa issued
It was really simple. The main challenge for me was that you can only submit one pdf in each category which has a maximum size of 3mb. Collating and compressing pdfs (ilovepdf is a great help)
My experience was a really simple and positive one. Just followed the application process and was careful not to make typos.
Any Questions then ask away.
Day 1 - Submitted all docs (soft power cooking course)
Day 2 - Asked to book a flight (I hadn't initially) and provide an eticket from the actual airline website
Day 3 - Status changed to pending approval
Day 4 - Visa issued
It was really simple. The main challenge for me was that you can only submit one pdf in each category which has a maximum size of 3mb. Collating and compressing pdfs (ilovepdf is a great help)
My experience was a really simple and positive one. Just followed the application process and was careful not to make typos.
Any Questions then ask away.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user shares their positive experience obtaining a visa for a soft power cooking course at the Thai Embassy in London. They document the timeline from submission to visa issuance, noting that the process involved submitting one PDF per category and receiving a request for a flight e-ticket. The user advises careful attention to detail and making sure to avoid typos during application.
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Congrats - The London Embassy seems to be very efficient and straightforward
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Were you required to supply evidence of continuing income?
Colin **********
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No. Just bank account with at least £11,000 for the last 3 monthsReply to
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