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Anonymous participant 957 I avoid bringing up work, but the DTV explicitly allows you to do it if you're not competing in the Thai labor market.
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@Dany *******
because the requirements make no sense. Iirc they projected 250k people a year to get these, and never even got 10.
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education visas needed to be for accredited schools, I only ever heard of language, cooking, and muay thai. I'm not sure if DTV soft power needs to be accredited or not. if this has never been an option though, that may be the reason why.
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be sure to submit 3 pics of cat on application 😺😻😽
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@Charles *******
you cannot compete with Thai labor. You can't make a website for a Thai cafe, even if you have your own non Thai company.
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@Nan **********
no sorry, I won't go there unless I end up having to for a new application
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I can tell you I'm sitting here in KL wishing I applied here, as the visa I applied through via LAX is taking a long time to get responses out of. First response was over 15 complete business days, asked for more docs. I responded immediately and am now past 9 complete days waiting for second review...
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i like how your first paragraph sounds like you are writing this review in front of them and their approval is contingent on how nice and full of praise you are for them lol
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I am curious about this too, I think the school needs to be accredited for both. DTV is a tourist visa instead of education one. I've not heard of anyone trying this yet. I did 1y ED for Muay Thai but applied for DTV as digital nomad/workcation.