Yes all the time.

My bank statement was enough.

No treatment plan. Just appointments booked, also had a consultation via zoom and a paid receipt. Clinic gave an official stamp like seal. Approved Jakarta within 4 working days.

What a journey!

@Dany *******

maybe you could tag him (the one who applied for language and got it) or screenshot his post and add it here. Would be helpful.

Hi! From my understanding (I’m no expert) Thai language and massage courses are under education visa only. I don’t think that these institutions are yet switching to the DTvisa option. Probably it works better for them to stick with the ED visa. More money and more commitments from students. I did an ED visa for massage and it was no joke about the time commitment in order to keep the visa.

Muy Thai on the other hand never had a ED visa (to my knowledge).

I did soft power medical which was successful. I believe some other folks posted about soft power cooking course so maybe explore your options. Good luck!

Maybe contact the school to help you clarify?

I also agree it’s odd, but maybe you can try contacting schools first and get an explanation from them, or maybe even support if possible.

But most massage schools offer education visa which I do think Muy Thai camps did not always have until recently. So maybe it’s better for them to stay with education and not add DTV.

Good luck!

Do you get emails for when funds are deposited? That could help along with explanation in your cover letter.

@James *******

hi! I sent you a DM in the off chance I could get your opinion on a question I have regarding my cover letter. Hope you don’t mind. 🙏🏽