Answered2 years ago

Is a 1 month unlimited training program sufficient for the DTV visa in Thailand?

DTV Visa Visa Application Muay Thai Training Gym Options Training Duration Visa Requirements

Anonymous *************

asked Jan 6, 2025

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About to go to Vietnam to start applying DTV - SOFT power skills. 

I'm deciding between 2 gyms - 1 doing unlimited 1 month training and the other 1x training a day for 3 months. Both same price. 

Question: 1. Is 1 month training sufficient for the DTV visa? 2. Did anyone recently apply got the visa with only 1 month training schedule? 

PS: my preference is the 1 month unlimited training.

Answer summary

The conversation revolves around whether a 1 month unlimited training program is sufficient for obtaining a DTV visa, with various users sharing their experiences and suggestions. Many advise that longer training durations, such as 6 months, are more appropriate or safe for visa approval. However, one user indicates success with a 1 month program from a specific gym, suggesting that the eligibility may depend on the gym's documentation and reputation.

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Derry *********

The way my gym works it is like this.

We sell a 6 month course of 1 class a week (15,000 baht) we present it with an itinerary and curriculum for the 6 months but it's also flexible

So once the dtv is acquired you could convert it to a flexible 26 class program and you can take the classes whenever you want

All in one month or spread out over as long as you like

It's popular and that system works well

2 years ago

Christopher ********

6 months or more for Muay Fight EVO360 Thailand - Thepprasit Boxing Stadium is very familiarity this visa and has all the proper documents. Make sure whichever gym you pick has all of its documents in place for this visa.

2 years ago

Alan ***********

Is the unlimited 1 month from Tiger Eye MMA? I just got my DTV in Hanoi through them and the 1 month course worked fine.

2 years ago

Sam ******

6 months to be safe

2 years ago

James ********

Have you looked at the Vietnam Thai Embassy or Consulate website where you will be applying for the DTV visa for their requirements for the DTV visa?

Read the posts about getting the DTV visa for Muay Thai training on this forum.

Suggest you use a Muay Thai training gym which has successfully assisted many people to get the DTV visa for Muay Thai training with them.

Where will you be living in Thailand?

What is your passport nation?

2 years ago

James ********

If you want only to train one month... no need to get the DTV visa.

2 years ago

Anonymous *************

@James *******

I'm working offshore, so I'll be working on and off for 3 months at a time. Planning to make Bangkok a base for myself.

Dutch nationality.

2 years ago

James ********

Anonymous participant ...

...the Muay Thai training can be spread out through the year.

...Talk with a Muay Thai training school gym in Bangkok which has successfully assisted many people in getting the DTV visa for Muay Thai training.

...And where did their students go to submit their application ?

...And for how long did they sign up for Muay Thai training?

2 years ago

Adam *********

If only 1 month will get rejected as u get 60 day tourist visa on arrival for most passport

2 years ago

Mike **********

the 3 months seems like a way better deal...

2 years ago

James ********

@Mike *********

Agreed ✅

2 years ago