How can I obtain a letter of acceptance from a Muay Thai gym for my DTV Visa in Thailand?

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Aug 6, 2024

5 months ago

Zev *******

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I am selling my house and moving to Thailand. I am almost retired and live off passive income but not 50 yet so I need to do the soft power option of the DTV. Does anyone know how to get a letter from a Muay Thai gym . I’m active and think I would enjoy  doing that but have no idea how I go about getting an acceptance letter and what is needed on it . Thanks !

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A user is preparing to sell their house and move to Thailand, planning to retire soon and live off passive income but not yet 50, hence they intend to apply for the DTV Visa through the soft power option linked to a Muay Thai gym. They seek advice on how to acquire an acceptance letter from a gym. The community discusses various methods to qualify for the DTV visa, including proving remote income, and provides insights on contacting gyms, as well as suggestions for other visa types or strategies like renting property instead of selling.

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Galen *******

Where is your house and how much is it ?

4 months ago

Zev *******

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Just an update to my post I have a Visa company that’s going to help me . It’s ฿50,000 which sounds like a lot, but they will submit everything for me and make sure it’s right before hand. They will submit the letter of acceptance for me and it also covers the cost of the class for the next six months and the cost of the visa of course Not sure if the letter will need to be renewed every six months or not I don’t have an answer for that. For some, this might sound like a lot, but I was planning on doing the elite visa for about 27,000 USD up until two months ago so this is still a much cheaper option for me

4 months ago

Nichole ********

@Zev ******

sounds like it’s all coming together nicely

4 months ago

Zev *******

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@Nichole *******

thank you yes just working out the airlines to bring my two 13 year old bengals , I think I have that almost solved

4 months ago

Nichole ********

@Zev ******

awe, I used to have bengals. Lovely.

4 months ago

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Mike *****

@Zev ******

Hopefully that fee covers you for a full year. Typical agent fee to handle everything needed for a retirement visa (incl not having to lock up 800k baht in bank) is 35k-42k. The one year actually ends up being 15 mos and it's done when you're already in Thailand.

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David ******

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