Looking for a gym to sponsor my visa to come over and train
Hoping to stay for as long as posssible
Dtv isn’t a option for me so the EA VISA is the one i need and i need a gym to sponsor me to so the visa application
I am 21 years old
From Scotland
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The user, a 21-year-old from Scotland, is seeking a gym to sponsor an EA visa for training in Thailand. They confirm the DTV visa is not an option, and comments include suggestions for Muay Thai gyms and advice on the Non-Immigrant ED visa, which allows for training. Respondents emphasize the importance of selecting a licensed gym with a history of sponsoring ED visas and provide tips for inquiries regarding fees and immigration processes.
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For your age and plan, the ED visa for Muay Thai is the right path if DTV is not an option. Many gyms in Bangkok and Phuket and Chiang Mai can sponsor ED visa if you train real hours and pay course fee. You need to look for gym that is licensed with Ministry of Education and has long history with ED letters.
Best way is to contact gym directly, ask for ED visa package, how many months they sponsor, what is total cost including school fee and immigration trips. Good gym will show you their license, explain class schedule and visa extension steps. Avoid anyone who says you can pay and never come to train, that can cause problems at immigration later.
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You could consider reading a book or two before your trip. I’d recommend Unlock Thailand by Isla Rey on Amazon, it includes all the info and insights you need. You should check it out. A very good companion 👌.