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What are the best visa options for an Australian looking to stay in Thailand for over 3 months to train Muay Thai?

Thai Visa Visa Exemption TR60 Visa Muay Thai Training Visa Extension Border Run

Feb 13, 2024

2 years ago

Zig *******

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Hello I am Australian looking to stay in Thai land for 3months or more to train Muay Thai what is the best way to go about this any information is hugely appreciated thanks in advance 🙏

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An Australian seeking to stay in Thailand for over three months to train in Muay Thai has several visa options. One commonly suggested method is to enter Thailand using a visa exemption, which provides a 1-month stay. This can be extended for a second month at an immigration office, and a third month can be obtained through a border run. Alternatively, applying for a TR60 visa grants a 60-day stay, extendable for an additional 30 days for a total of 90 days without leaving Thailand. There may also be discussions about a new 90-day visa specifically designed for foreigners training in Muay Thai.

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they will help you. And this is the best place to train #muaythai. I'm saying that from my personal experience.

2 years ago

Zig *******

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@Raimonds ***

thanks bit I have booked in at Bang Tao MuayThai

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okay

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Alexander *******

Im not 100% sure, but did the goverment not talk about a new 90 day visa for farangs that train muay thai ?

2 years ago

Kevin ************

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its coming …..

And there are some Gyms registered with government to offer 1 year ED visa’s , but pretty shit Gyms

2 years ago

Alexander *******

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okey, nice! I guess that it will grow for the better in future 🙌🏽💪🏽🇹🇭

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Wayne *********

Apply for TR60 visa 60 days via Sydney thai consulate this can be extended at immigration for another 30 days giving you 90 days with out leaving Thailand

2 years ago

Zig *******

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I am in indo already would I be able to apply for TR60 at the embassy in Jakarta do you know ?

2 years ago

Wayne *********

@Zig ******

go onto the thai embassy Jakarta and look at the requirements

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Dan *******

Enter using the visa exemption and you’ll get 1 month. Before that expires renew at the immigration office and get a second month. Before that expires do a border run to get your third month 👍

There are other ways but that’s usually the easiest 🙏

Enjoy the training if you need advice on looking for a gym or anything like that drop me a DM

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