If you do that once, you will be fine. But if you try to do that several times in a short amount of time (especially when staying close to the full 60 days each), problens when trying to cross the border can occur.
Yeah. Not sure why. But it is like this for many years. Since the E-Visa system they ask for this with every visa application. Maybe, because it has got the current home address in Germany printed on it.
Yes. In countries participating in the E-Visa system, it will be an E-Visa. In other countries, it will be a paper sticker. But Thailand aims at rolling out E-Visa globally now.
I am sure many will try. But I would wait for the respective consulate near you to publish more details about requirements. I doubt that a one day cooking class will qualify for a 5 year visa. From what I have heard, any course / class of at least 6 months length might.
Or just wait a few more days for your local consulates to clarify what kind of proof they accept. I also believe certain minimums of âsoft powerâ activities will have to be met. But in general, yes: you attend something for a few months but will get a 5 year visa. That is what it is.
Not true. 180 days out and back in as often as you like. Or optionally 180 days + another 180 days extension possible at every entry. Please read the extensive information and laws I shared in previous posts.