@Greg *******

Absolutely, agents have way more experience than individuals.I've also seen a lot of examples on Chinese apps.The Chinese people who successfully applied in the group are all in Laos.There are also some cases where applications are made through different Chinese embassies, but even then, the rejection rate for Chinese applicants is extremely high.Hanoi and Jakarta aren't ideal places, Laos is better right now.

1.It's best not to use a Thai account.

2.Cancelling is usually due to an information error

I know there's a famous Chinese girl doing this job in Chiang Mai , but she shoots everything in her room, so I think you could give it a shot. Even if you get rejected, you can still use your soft skills.

EfficientSeal5007 Yes, I'm planning to go through an agency to get a language visa 😅😅😅That's too much trouble.I'd recommend you apply in Laos, anywhere that has interviews.

As far as I know, a lot of people work in Thailand through DTV.Like bartenders, DJ.

So how you get paid is the key.

Just like how prostitution is illegal in Thailand, but in reality...

So some people's advice is just that - advice. Facts are different from advice.

I went through the same thing as you, but got rejected. I'll try applying for an ED visa again later.I personally suggest you get an agent to help you apply

@Vanessa *********

It must be a cultural thing, so the way we express ourselves is different.Thanks for your help.I'm using a translation app to communicate, so I often get things wrong

@Vanessa *********

sorry.You got my words wrong. I mean he can discriminate against Asians and blacks without any repercussions. 😅Maybe it's a translation issue.Because I don't speak English

It doesn't make any sense because Southeast Asian countries have no laws. I once reported immigration officials in Thailand.

@Vanessa *********

Maybe he's some noble "white guy". can say "banana" and "nixxer" without any repercussions😅😅😅Don't worry about it😅We're looking for the key to the problem