Try Google: Thai Embassy Jakarta contact us.

a Short visit to their website learn that they use the E-Visa website BUT payments has to be done in CASH at the Embassy.

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Let's assume it has to do with his application.

Not with a landmine at the border.

@Farang *********

Yes, you get 180 days at entry, which you can extend with another 180 days at your local Immigration office.

Soft power means following the course you applied for, therefore you NEED to be in Thailand.

If you want freedom to travel, just apply for a tourist visa

Thailand Immigration CAN ask these questions: (I not say, you will be asked)

1. valid and genuine passport

2. IF you got a visa issued, a print out

3. Print of the Thailand Digital Arrival Card tdac.immigration.go.th

4. the Boarding pass

5. Proof of onward travel within the period you get stamped into this country

6. Proof of accommodation

7. Proof of finance, 20.000 Thb (40.000 Thb for family) or equivalent currency in CASH.

Not every visitor is asked to show all 7 points, it all depends on the Immigration Officer, but IF you get asked you have to show. IT saves a lot of time if you are prepared.

I don't want an interview?

What is next?

Sorry, but there is an system in place to apply for the DTV, if you do not like to follow those instructions, simply tell you husband to go and live in another country where they have rules which you like.

Safe a copy from every file you sent to the Embassy.

It helps to avoid scrutiny as you are able to tell the same story later.

OMG. Another Digital Nomad who can not meet the requirements to get the correct visa and is going to abuse the soft power options.

IF you do not care about a course, you are not willing to learn, so forget about going to school and get the correct visa.

The LTR visa allows you to work, the DTV soft power does not.

What is the real reason your family want to move to Thailand?