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What type of visa does my mum need to accompany me to culinary school in Thailand?

Jan 27, 2025
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Shelle *****
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Hi all. I’m considering going to culinary school in Thailand but would like my mum (60+) to come along with me, what type of visa would she need to stay??
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To have your mum join you in Thailand while you attend culinary school, she can apply for a DTV (Dependent Visa) if she takes classes alongside you. Alternatively, if her stay is short, a tourist visa might be appropriate, but it depends on the length of her stay and her nationality.
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Andi ***********
If she takes some classes she can get a DTV
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Shelle *****
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@Andi **********
hmm that’s a shout, perhaps we could both do the cooking tbh. Thanks
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@Shelle ****
Yeah, great idea.
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Saira *******
She can get short stay tourist visa.
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Bob **********
How long will she stay?? What passport
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Shelle *****
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@Bob *********
the duration of my course is 6 months so I’d like her there the whole time. We have British passports
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@Shelle ****
well she can come on exempt stamp 60 days and extend 30 more then do a border bounce and repeat
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@Bob *********
thank you
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