@Mubarak ********

What does he receive on his business acount? Normally a salary should be paid on a personal account.

@Adi ****

In life there are always risks, when you want to prevent any risk, you should confirm to all requirements the whole time.

When you accept that in worst case you could be stopped, you might be able to book new course and enter after that.

@Adi ****

Some people here say that as soon as you have the visa, there are no existing requirements anymore.

But when you ask embassy or immigration office in Thailand they will tell you that the requirements are for each entry, which also makes sense, because you got the visa for a specified purpose.

When course is finished you don't have a valid reason to enter Thailand.

Why should you be admitted and someone else who wants to enter on visa exempt not?

On the other hand for most people entering the country there will be no checks, but there is always a small chance you get checked.

You can gamble that you not get stopped, but keep in mind that it might be, and also in the future they might check more often, like they do for ED visa.

Anonieme deelnemer What is strange about it?

Anonieme deelnemer First time training Muay Thai, and immediately start with 6 months or more and move to another country is quite a big step.

This might be a way of embassies to try to distinguish people who are legitimate trying to get a visa for their training from people who just want to live in Thailand and want a visa and subsribe for a training only to get a visa.

When you got approved you will receive a visa valid for 5 years. When you want to use the visa to enter Thailand you have to be enrolled in a soft power activivity for which you got approved.

Anonieme deelnemer 660 Normally visa can not be transferred, only entry stamps.

Anonieme deelnemer 831 The only thing is that when you enter first time very much later you might be asked why you not arrived before.

@Christopher **********

he says it is substantional below average in Norway and considered as average in Thailand, he mentions 400-600 usd. I think the decision is perfectly logical, and would not call it garbage and all the other qualifications you mention.

The fact that in Bangkok are people selling weed and the color of their skin has nothing to do with the fact that we don't have any relevant info about the Norwegion OP. Using common sense you should know these are not related.