Professional Athlete training in Thailand. Is this considered "foreign talent" for the purpose of the application?
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The inquiry addresses whether a professional athlete training in Thailand qualifies as 'foreign talent' for visa purposes, particularly for the DTV (Digital Nomad Visa). Responses indicate that sport training is categorized under 'soft power' but is not recognized as a foreign talent category in the current DTV framework. It is emphasized that the athlete must enroll in an approved training facility and submit relevant documents if their training is specifically in muay thai, as general training in other sports may not fulfill the requirements needed for the visa application. Additionally, engaging in local sport training is considered a domestic job, necessitating a work permit.
To be qualify for dtv the athlete must enroll and submit muay thai training school documents with application. if just apply stating that will come training other sport rather than Muay thai. Wont be qualify
Anonymous participant 483 try actually reading the requirements. Sports training is separate from Muay Thai as a qualifying activity. Your ignorance on the subject is deafening.
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