The short answer is no, you can't obtain an educational visa for the purposes of taking a Danish educational course even if it's online.

You can get an education visa (there're a number of requirements needed) and these do require you to physically attend an endorsed educational facility, the normal courses undertaken are obviously learning Thai language although you can also enrol with a Thai university for an undergraduate degree course for example.

Educational visas also require you to extend them every 90 days.

@Artur ************

no worries

You can own 49% of a company, however you do not really want the other 51% to be owned by one individual. That 51% should really be spread across 2 or 3 individuals to protect your interests.

This article discusses Thailand Foreign Business Act and should be a good starting point for your considerations.

@Sophie *****

as mentioned by the other poster, possibly caused by minor water damage or during production. It should be ok.

You will be fine as long as the data page (where the photo and personal details are) is in good condition.

Being deported for any reason negates access to the "Thailand Privilege" visa (formerly known as Thai Elite).

If the applicant is on or has had an ED visa then the education facility will be required to provide documentation verifying course work/results etc.

I think both of these requirements are out of your reach/control based on the description of your situation.

@Steve *******

haha I totally agree, other than a couple of over priced drink/food stands there's nothing there.

@Dimitri *******

"options" I think you got it spot on there, and probably what I was clumsily trying to convey.

@Dimitri *******

in size or price or both.

Samui is a nice place to visit, but when living there it's very small, you drive around it in a couple of hours. A good chuck on the island is for tourists and not really suitable (imo) for living.

Samui is too small, you'll outgrow it very quickly. You'll be reliant on either flights or a ferry to travel elsewhere in Thailand, another added expense especially for a family of 3. A location on the mainland would give you more options, and you can still visit Samui if you still desire. Samui is obviously much more expensive than other potential locations.