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Sounds like you didn’t need to go in for an interview?
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@Dave *********
yeah that makes sense to me. I also read that soft power visas are more likely to be approved in the first place with a 6 month course rather than 2 week.

My concern would also be that an immigration officer would assume I’m working if I had taken a 6 month professional cooking course.
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@Sean ******
just to be clear, say you do the two weeks in Chiang Mai, then after it’s over you can go anywhere in Thailand but you need to leave every 6 months. When you renter they don’t ask for any documentation except for the visa. Is that correct?
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@Stuart ********
Israel hasn’t stamped in years (you get a printout) and Israelis can visit Egypt and vice versa. Lots of holiday makers in Sinai! (Well maybe not now…)
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@Yoni ***
I saw somewhere that Israel was being difficult with visas. Do you know if that’s true?
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