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If using Soft Power, you shouldn't need proof of income(that I know of) as someone said earlier you can sign up for a cooking class or Muay Thai course. Try....
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@Bernie *******
Yes. The list is available on their website. It's just sometimes you have to take a wild guess on what something's actually mean.
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@Bernie *******
I am applying in person. It's on their list of requirements.
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@Otik ****
For family reasons I need to travel often to and from the states. They said I could do one week at a time for as long as I needed. In other words, no need to do all the weeks right in a row. Plus.... I don't think you can fail. It's cooking, you eat what you cook. Lol
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offers classes and all the documents needed for the DTV.
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@Terje *********
What you typed above is exactly what they sent you. The DBD(the one all in Thai) document shows they're registered.
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Katy *******
No. That's the application fee. (Or something close to that depending on where you apply). You'll have an extension cost of 1900 baht and a border bounce/crossing to do every year for five years.
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