Frequently Asked Questions

We organise seminars in Thailand. Our researchers are passionate about Thai botany, agriculture, food and culture, and several team members graduated from Kasetsart University.

We spread awareness of Thailand’s agricultural heritage, botanical diversity and cultural relationship with nature—from rice and tropical fruits to sustainable farming and traditional knowledge.

No. The package covers the complete one-year programme according to the published schedule.

No. We are a seminar provider, not a visa agency. We explain the programme documents we issue, while the application remains the applicant’s responsibility.

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Thai fruits, vegetables, culinary and medicinal herbs, cosmetics, extraction techniques, flower crafts, Thai food and seasonal farm experiences.

The DTV is intended for remote workers and people participating in eligible Thai soft-power activities. It is generally a multiple-entry visa with stays of up to 180 days per entry, subject to current rules.

For the one-year DTV package: an enrolment letter, class schedule, company-registration documentation, and receipt/payment confirmation.

Typically a valid passport, recent passport photo, proof of location, visa-fee payment and financial proof of at least 500,000 THB or the equivalent. Exact requirements vary.

No. Approval is solely at the discretion of the responsible Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate-General.

The programme offers an 80% refund of the seminar fee for a rejection specifically related to the soft-power activity, subject to the applicable terms.

Cultural activities that communicate what makes Thailand distinctive, including sport, culinary traditions, botanical knowledge and other cultural learning.

It is generally multiple-entry, with stays of up to 180 days per entry. Extension rules are determined by Thai immigration authorities.

Applicants are generally asked to show at least 500,000 THB or the equivalent. Statement periods depend on the embassy.

Fees vary by country and consulate. Check the official website of the responsible embassy.

Commonly at least five business days, and longer if additional documents are requested or demand is high.

This depends on embassy jurisdiction and local-residency rules. The official Thai e‑Visa system identifies the responsible embassy.

The DTV does not provide general permission for local employment. Verify permitted activities with official Thai authorities.