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How can I get a DTV visa through Muay Thai or cooking classes in Thailand?

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Sep 15, 2024

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Hello guys, is there anyone who got dtv with muay thai or cooking classes? Thanks

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Several users have shared experiences related to obtaining a DTV visa through Muay Thai and cooking classes. It's important to ensure that the classes are accredited and that you receive a letter from the institution. Typically, students need to prepay for 3-6 months of classes for this purpose. Positive experiences were noted, including assistance from specific schools like Fight Evo360 in Pattaya.

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Shannon ********

I got mine with fight evo360 Pattaya, they helped with the whole process

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Hannah ***********

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Hi what requirements did you submit?

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Shannon ********

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invination letter from the school along with proof of payment, 3 months bank statements, and proof of my hotel in Loas

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Shannon ********

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I also pay for the school for 6 months, it was 20,000 for 2x a week for six months, they have more options and if you pay 1 year it was 30,000 for 2x a week

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Marek ***********

Use the search function

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Jason *********

Yes, need them to be accredited andprovide a letter. Normally have to prepay 3-6 months of the classes to get this.

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Andi ***********

In the threads you will find posts of success with such DTVs

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What threads?

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Andi ***********

Josh CG This groups threads, the search function will bring the posts up.

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