Any indication of courses on CHIANG MAI to take, that allow to apply for Visa? (Thai Massage / Culinary / Idioms / Tech)?

Ok, from my last post many people are recommending the DT visa when addressing Thai immigration not being happy with people using the visa exempt system too often. I mentioned we do not want to live n Thailand. We do not work in Thailand. And I am a didital nothing. So this leaves studying something as the only option to comply with the requirements of this visa category. I have no problems with this, I love learning new things. I would just like to ask others exactly what courses they have used to SUCESSFULLY meets this requirement? I appreciate your experiences and any help with this question.

Before DTV, both Muy Thai and language classes were to get the education visa. I see now all the MuyThai are getting the DTV. Has anyone gotten the DTV for language classes?

Anybody successful at getting their dtv using Thai language class/ training..? Please share and elaborate procedure or advice..beneficial to those like me who is just so confused..tia!

Hello, does anyone have any insight as to what qualifies for the “soft power” visa? I am interested in Thai language courses as well as meditation retreats, would this be acceptable?

Has anyone applied through 'Thai Soft Power Activities,' such as Muay Thai courses, Thai cooking courses, Thai language courses, etc.?

I would like to know if there is a minimum length for the courses, minimum academic performance requirements, etc.

Thank you!

Hi there I’m trying to get onto an education course to learn Thai language online. I want to be able to live in Khanom. Can anyone help?

Is there a Thai language study course available in Surin province under the ED student visa?

Anyone with ED visa studying online? I heard there are some schools in Chiang Mai with cheaper options for online classes. Would love to hear the experience of anyone doing it ✨🌹

Hi!

I am seeking an education visa in Bangkok.

I understand that the rules surrounding education visas are stricter. I understand I need to show up for class and actually study.

I am looking for language visa to learn thai. 6 months. My main concern is the school is no longer accredited or legit in the eyes of the government.

Anyone have good recommendations on schools for ED visa. Good price, in Bangkok and most importantly legit, with good reviews, and can get the visa done!

Thanks in advance to all who comment!