@Carter ******

, I can't think of anything off hand. Maybe how to pay. I don't know what their online payment system is like.

@Carter ******

Hello. They have a DTV option. The owner is responsive by email. But I choose to go into the school to make sure I was actually going to get to cook meals. I think messaging the owner is a safe bet and just telling her your interested in "x amount of classes" to qualify for the DTV. But please check their site for updates. I got mine back in September and have no idea if things have changed.

@CH *******

That is likely not going to cut it. You refer to "business documents" what is the title of those documents?

@CH *******

if this belongs to you, what is the type of documents you will provide for people to obtain their visas?

Hats the mystery and joy of this visa. A short cooking course or Muay Thai gets you a five year visa.

@Abbey *****

September 10th. Picked up on September 12th. With Vientiane you need to plan ahead because they require an appointment.

In Person, and it was Soft Power

I'm American, applied and received in Vientiane. No need to be in your home country.

@Greg *******

You are absolutely right. No one knows what the future holds for this visa. It's all new. But I'll ride the wave while I can.

@Greg *******

I probably the odd one... I do intend to show up every day for my cooking classes. But for me it's s break from my kids. Plus I love cooking.