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2 days ago
Alex *******
ORIGINAL POSTERAnyone looking for a great cooking course with good support for DTV app, try House of Taste in Bangkok or Phuket. Great
experience.
experience.
1 comments
Apr 16, 2026
14 days ago
Richard *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi
Has anyone know of any dtv approved cooking courses in Udon Thani ?
Has anyone know of any dtv approved cooking courses in Udon Thani ?
1 comments
Apr 10, 2026
20 days ago
Cornelius ************
ORIGINAL POSTERSoft power requirements
Hey everyone—quick question about the DTV under the soft power category:
If you’re enrolled in a course (like Muay Thai, cooking etc.), what happens when that course ends? Do you need to immediately enroll in another one to stay compliant? And if you leave Thailand after your course ends, do you need to already be enrolled in a new course before re-entering?
Trying to understand how strict immigration is about continuous enrollment and whether there’s any grace period. Appreciate any real experiences or up-to-date info—thanks!
Hey everyone—quick question about the DTV under the soft power category:
If you’re enrolled in a course (like Muay Thai, cooking etc.), what happens when that course ends? Do you need to immediately enroll in another one to stay compliant? And if you leave Thailand after your course ends, do you need to already be enrolled in a new course before re-entering?
Trying to understand how strict immigration is about continuous enrollment and whether there’s any grace period. Appreciate any real experiences or up-to-date info—thanks!
4 comments
Mar 25, 2026
a month ago
Victoria **********
ORIGINAL POSTERAny legit cooking courses in Phuket for DTV? Much appreciated! Or any other soft power compliant 🙏🙏
5 comments
Mar 16, 2026
a month ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERAny DTV-approved, 6 month cooking courses in Chiang Mai for no more than 20k? Found several in Bangkok but can’t seem to find any online in Chiang Mai 🙏
43 comments
Feb 25, 2026
2 months ago
Josh ******
ORIGINAL POSTERDTV VISA
I’ve seen there’s options between Muay Thai & Cooking courses for the DTV VISA.
If you choose to do one of those courses for 6 months then leave Thailand & come back, there is no problem entering the country without a new course paid for again & arranged?
Thanks.
I’ve seen there’s options between Muay Thai & Cooking courses for the DTV VISA.
If you choose to do one of those courses for 6 months then leave Thailand & come back, there is no problem entering the country without a new course paid for again & arranged?
Thanks.
4 comments
Feb 10, 2026
3 months ago
Yuan ******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi guys need some suggestions. I am kind looking at soft power cooking for dtv. I heard from AI that 6 months will get rejected 99 percent. is it true? AI suggest for 12 months. I don't work but has income from rental. also what cooking school people went for and for how long. which country people apply their dtv from. how long it took and when was it approved. just need suggestions many thanks.
13 comments
Jan 16, 2026
3 months ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERI am seeking recent feedback (from the last few months) regarding Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) applications submitted in Australia via the Soft Power route. Specifically, I am interested in:
1. Are applicants still receiving approvals using the 'Discover Thai Nature' 1-year seminar program?
2. Are 6-month cooking courses still sufficient for approval, or is it now advisable to book a 1-year course to ensure success?
I comfortably meet the financial requirements and have already researched previous related posts. Thank you for your assistance.
1. Are applicants still receiving approvals using the 'Discover Thai Nature' 1-year seminar program?
2. Are 6-month cooking courses still sufficient for approval, or is it now advisable to book a 1-year course to ensure success?
I comfortably meet the financial requirements and have already researched previous related posts. Thank you for your assistance.
3 comments
Dec 23, 2025
4 months ago
Thomas ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello, any recomandation for cheapiest soft skill enrollmemt in thailand?
18 comments
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