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@Easy **********************

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Daily Border and Visa Run.

Easy, professional, reliable.

@Andi **********

Read his answer to me: He is already so qualified, that he thinks he knows it all. Beiing a student in a school isn't the right place for a culinary mastermind like him. 😉

@Aarti **********

Get off your high horse, man!!!

As a Visa student, you don't teach classes; you participate in them. You're looking for a suitable option for a 6-8 month stay, and learning Thai cooking would certainly be a good option. Any chef can do this, a Cordon blue Chef or even a Michelin-starred chef.

Or are you that kind of chef who already knows everything and can't learn anything new?

Apply at a cooking school and get a DTV Visa.

@Andi **********

Yes,.... In some cases it's possible now. Just try!

@Andi **********

That was last month. The law has changed. Chat to him again.

@Stefan *******

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@FS ***********************

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@Graham *****

Giving a good advice is the BEST answer. 😉

@Graham *****

Nobody will "grill" him when he does the border bounce with an agency!!!

As long as the immigration officer believes that it has been too frequent upon entry. Unfortunately, in Thailand, many things are at the discretion of the immigration authorities. No one can guarantee you a correct number of entries per year.