Best to also say, I have a love of Thai traditions and happy to support this school and confirm I am fully aware of the laws that I cannot engage in any work whilst in Thailand unless I apply for a work permit (if applicable)
I’m assuming you are applying for a DTV under the soft option’s category
It’s not really about the authorised cooking school, it’s about you the applicant, and whether or not you meeting the criteria to qualify, read the rules about DTV, do your due diligence, if all ok you should be approved, it’s that simple
Anonymous participant what is your nationality, I travelled into Laos (air) last year got a 60 day online visa ? Also earlier last year , not sure if they have reverted to 30 days but they should still be in line with Thailand 60 days tourist exempt. So 14 days?
that's what I was referring to dtv holders maybe do a weekend away before 180 days are up,by flying somewhere nice for a short break, not doing a land crossing.
Expenses are killing you..I thought Cambodia was as cheap as chips. I know it is in HCMC, Vietnam and they are working well, min 5 working days if you don't need to supply additional info.