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What should I do if my application for a DTV visa was rejected due to a cooking school in Korea?
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Jul 12, 2025
10 months ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERI tried to get a DTV from a cooking school in Korea, but I was rejected. In this case, it would be meaningless to supplement the documents and put them back in Korea, right?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user has mentioned being rejected for a DTV visa from a cooking school in Korea and is questioning whether it makes sense to resubmit the application with additional documents. Community comments suggest investigating cooking schools in different countries, the required duration and quality of the course, and ensuring that the application does not have errors that could lead to a denial.
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Yuu ***********
Recheck step by step on your application before you re-apply please indicate and fix it. Otherwise your visa will get rejected again
Kool *******
How long was your money in your personal bank account? That's a big reason lots of people get rejected.
Wannikea *********
Need more information, how long was the course, and how successful has the cooking school been in getting DTV approvals, and at which embassies?
Bradley ********
Is the cooking school in Thailand or Korea? Sorry the post is a little confusing. Was the course at least 6 months? Was the application itself rejected ( often due to a mistake in the form) or the visa denied ( often due to not meeting the requirements)??
Winston ************
It must be a cooking school in Thailand, not Korea.
Wannikea *********
@Winston ***********
bad grammar.Reply to
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Panphailin *********
My client got DTV visa from Thai embassy in Korea on May, the course is 2 years curriculum but they requested many documents from her.
Anonymous ******************
Pick something else the cooking school’s gonna be a problem
Anonymous ******************
I would apply in a different country that's been known to approve cooking schools. Use the search button for people with experiences in vietnam
Andi ***********
Why were you rejected?
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andi **********
I don't know why. They didn't tell me.Andi ***********
Anonymous participant Did you book a 6 month course ? Without knowing the reason for rejection, it may be better to apply elsewhere.
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