I 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.

Hi everyone. I have non-immigrant ED Visa for study purpose and will expire on 8th Sept. Actually my study period will end on 31st August in Songkla Province but from 1st September I’ll move to BKK to start another study period. Since I’ll move from one province to another to continue my studies, how can I extend my ED Visa? Has anyone had this experience?

Can anyone advise me on the right documents, requirements and process to follow for a study visa?

The college indicated that I can collect documents from them, can I do this application myself in person? What do I need to have in place? They have indicated that I need to have an address in Bangkok but I am currently in Korat. I will travel to Bangkok to complete the visa process. My entry visa expires on 6 August.

Thanks in advance