Ask the embassy! Here in Prague they told me it was ok a google translation, but each embassy has its own rules, ask them to be sure.

Best thing to do is to ask the embassy you are going to apply, they will tell you what they want to see.

Probably just makes a mess, chose one category and go with it, and I would go remote worker, you never know if for an extension you will need to provide again the documentation, with your job (unless you stop) you are fine, with medical you may need to provide future appointments that you may not need for real.

If you were providing 2 courses both for soft-power maybe that would make more sense, but the distinction between remote worker and soft-power is clear and mixing them will probably create a mess for them.

The issue that you add these companies WITHOUT asking them to be there, they have no idea who you are, what you do with their info and so on.

Good business practice would be YOU contact them BEFORE adding to your website explaining the terms of the collaboration.

Instead you are farming around without asking and then, if they ever find out, you talk to them.

Great business practice.

It's like Airbnb starts to randomly add accommodations on their portal for free then if the owner ever finds out they talk for a collaboration, and you are nto Airbnb but a unknow portal, so it's even worst.

Safest thing is to ASK them, even if somebody did it last week, today they may woke up and change rules, maybe from 1 month to 3 or 6, send an email and you are sure.

In person seems faster generally, you can apply with family all together and you pay when you get the visa.

Online you pay ahead even if you fail and takes generally longer.

Each embassy is a separate universe with its own rules and requirements, some require more, some less.

You don't choose in person or online, it's the embassy that is OR online OR in person.

This is the same scam website that posted about another seminar and was taken down by the admin, don't trust that website

Read past post, already been asked several time.

If you get out and back in nothing happens, it's a multiple entry visa, you don't pay.

If you extend in theory you pay 1.900 Baht and you may need to submit documentation for your extension, but I didn't see anybody report an extension yet, there are just rumours, safest thing is fly out and come back.

You have to show you are resident in the country where you apply, or at least prove to be inside that country.

Otherwise everybody would just apply to Jakarta or Taipei from their home country without moving...

Seems the interview is standard here then, well, I'm glad I got it after the long back and forth with documentation, but at least they are very fast replying, they asked me for more documentation in the morning, provided, then in the afternoon asked for more documentation, provided, then the next morning already asking for more, so well, they are fast.