I’d like to apply for a DTV visa through a Muay Thai school soon. I’ve seen that Elite Fight Club Bangkok offers DTV packages starting at 6 months. Do you think that’s enough, or do I need a longer duration? What are your experiences?
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The user is considering applying for a DTV visa through a Muay Thai school and has noted that Elite Fight Club Bangkok offers packages starting at 6 months. They are questioning if this duration is sufficient. Comments from the community suggest varying opinions, with one commenter stating that a minimum of 9 months is advisable while another believes gyms may exaggerate the need for longer packages for profit. Some personal experiences are shared, indicating acceptance on shorter 3 and 6-month packages. Additionally, there's a discussion on the training frequency of 2 vs. 3 days a week and whether it affects the visa approval.
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I’m in the same boat as you I’ll be applying soon for a DTV under soft power Muay Thai. I was going to do 6 months but now think I’ll do 9 months to be safe.
Although the gym I’m going to offers 2days a week and 3 days a week.
I was going to do 6months 3days a week originally but now I’m going for 9 months but they offer 2 or 3 days a week at different prices. The price difference is quite a lot. Does anyone have any experience in being accepted recently doing 2days a week Muay Thai? I have done some research but can’t see anywhere where it says you need to attend a certain amount of days a week?
Honestly I think the constant fear mongering about needing longer packages is being pushed by gyms so they can make more money. Soon they'll be saying you need a one or two year package. I'm at Tiger Eye gym in Bangkok and there are plenty of people here who were approved on 3 and 6 months packages recently.