Answered2 years ago

Where can I find soft activities for the DTV visa, like yoga or cooking classes in Thailand?

DTV visa Thai cooking class yoga soft activities visa requirements Thai cultural activities

Vonn ********

asked Feb 13, 2025

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Can someone direct me to a link or way to find the soft activities for the DTV visa? Such as yoga and or the thai cooking class.

Answer summary

The inquiry focuses on finding activities suitable for the DTV visa, specifically yoga and Thai cooking classes. Responses included a reference to an infographic from the MFA about soft power activities, varying suggestions based on location, and a mention of a boxing stadium's offer for activities in Pattaya. Additionally, there is a service offered for handling the DTV visa process, including extensions.

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THAI ******************************

We handle the entire process, ensuring low-cost activities that fully meet all requirements.

We also provide support for DTV extensions and border bounces.

https://tvc.co.th/line or

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or help@tvc.co.th

2 years ago

Christopher ********

Depends where you want to live. DTV group has lots of suggestions. I used

@Fight *************************************************

in pattaya area for 20k 6 months

2 years ago

Brandon ************

This is the infographic released by the MFA with soft power in the middle.

Realistically it's whatever the embassy you're applying at will accept.

2 years ago

Vonn ********

@Brandon ***********

Thank you🙏🏾 Looking for a specific list of Yoga places or Thai Cooking places that are for sure supporters of the DTV.

2 years ago

Nongnuch ********

@Vonn *******

Yoga is NOT considered a soft-power activity, you won't get a DTV on Yoga seminars . . If it was, everybody and his grandmother on Koh Phangan would have a DTV on Yoga 😂😂😂😂

2 years ago

Vonn ********

@Nongnuch *******

Oh, my bad. I saw it on the site so I was asking.

2 years ago

Kool *******

@Vonn *******

the basics is that the school must be registered with the ministry of education as being legitimate. Just being a legal business does not mean they are registered with the ministry of education.

2 years ago

Vonn ********

@Kool ******

Yes, I know this. I looked elsewhere for a list. Just found an official that has a list of authorized soft powers.

2 years ago

Brandon ************

@Vonn *******

there's no such thing. Each embassy decides what qualifies and what doesn't. There is no list. There were even reports of a cooking school that said they were "DTV approved" and then an embassy rejected a course at that school as qualifying. Every single individual embassy decides.

2 years ago