Learn Thai with the Rapid Method and be eligible for a DTV?

Canaan Foundation for Education would like to offer the one-year Rapid Learn Thai course as part of their DTV "soft power" program.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs won't say specifically in advance whether it will be approved or not. In fact, they're very vague in general.

So if one person is prepared to take a chance on testing the eligibility then I'm prepared to give away the self-study Rapid Read Thai course (worth ฿12,000) in return.

If your application is successful then there will be a fee for the tutor to guide you through the course and/or follow up with the first-year University of Washington conversational course, Everyday Thai for Beginners.

Any takers?

www.rapidlearnthai.com/erin

Hello! Can you recommend a good Thai language school in Bangkok that does courses for 3-4 months and also provides ED visa?

I'm looking for small group classes (intermediate level probably) and I genuinely want to study, I'm not looking for a way to get visa only. I would like to start by the middle/end of February.

Thank you for any advices!

Does a retirement visa allow access to a one year Thai language course? Or can only be an education visa for this? Thanks guys.

Any recommendations for DTV approved places in Chiang Mai? Open to muay thai, cooking courses, and even language courses if eligible.

Ideally for a 3-6 month program.

Will be applying in Laos and I do meet the financial requirements

Hello,

How many times is a foreigner able to apply for a 1 year educational visa? I’m a Dutch passport holder currently on TR60.

Thanks in advance

Hey all, can anyone recommend good schools in Bangkok to seriously learn Thai ? At least 25 hours per week for a year. Of course will need to support with visa application. Looking for a school that others have had good experience with the visa and also learning. Thanks guys