Hello, I am exploring the idea of getting the DTV visa via Muay Thai training. Looking for gyms in Bangkok, since that is where I plan on living. Anyone have any experience that they can share pros and cons? Any recommendations on legit approved gyms that work with DTV visa applications?
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The post explores options for obtaining a DTV visa through Muay Thai training in Bangkok. Users share experiences and recommendations for gyms, particularly highlighting Tiger Eye as a top choice. Comments suggest visiting gyms for day passes to evaluate them and emphasize the importance of engaging with the gyms for necessary documentation for the visa application.
I have posted links to Muay Thai training gyms in Bangkok in THIS Post. Important to chat with them and follow their advice. They will provide the supporting documents important for you to submit to the Thai Embassy or Consulate where you apply for the DTV visa.
I wish you success in getting the DTV visa for Muay Thai training. Hope my reply has been helpful. Please let us know what happens when you have made your application. Good Luck 🍀
It's 800,000 Thai baht in a Thai bank account in your name only. Not $50k...
There are several options for retirement visas... IF you have income of US $80,000 or more annually... The New LTR Visa is a 10 year Visa 5+5 .. take a look at it if you meet the requirements.
Simply read the posts from others which have obtained the DTV visa via Muay Thai training on this forum. Use the search 🔍 tool top of the forum page...
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