What are the costs and durations for soft activity programs like Muay Thai and cooking classes in Thailand?

Muay Thai Cooking Classes Visa Requirements Soft Activity Programs Cost of Programs Duration of Programs Expat Life in Thailand

Dec 18, 2024

4 days ago

Anonymous *************

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How much did you guys pay for the soft activity program, muay thai, cooking class etc.. and what was the duration. Thank you

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The conversation revolves around the costs and durations of soft activity programs in Thailand, such as Muay Thai training and cooking classes. Prices vary, ranging from 17,500 baht for a 6-month course to 30,000 baht for certain programs. Some participants noted that cooking classes might have shorter durations, often just one day, which could raise concerns about visa acceptance. Additionally, there are comments on specific institutions like Fight EVO360 and Tiger Eye Martial Arts, highlighting their pricing and training details.

Isar *****

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2 days ago

Lulu ****

Guys how about cooking class? I see some of them are only for 1 day. It doesn't make any sense to me will they reject me?

4 days ago

James ********

@Lulu ***

don't waste your money 💰 trying to get the DTV visa on a one Day Cooking course.

3 days ago

Michael ********

Depends on the embassy. I wouldn't risk it with eVisa unless you know for sure it works.

3 days ago

Lulu ****

@Michael *******

which embassy does it in person now? Cause they all are getting it done online

3 days ago

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Lulu ****

Anonymous *************

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@Lulu ***

yh was wondering the same

4 days ago

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Jamie *********

My place does it for

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baht all in for a 6 month course 👍

Sam ********

where?

Jamie *********

Core Combat Chiang Mai

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Paul *******

2 dental appointments didn’t pay anything

London embassy

Best of luck

4 days ago

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@Paul ******

I DMd you

3 days ago

Rob *******

@Paul ******

Can you message me dentist name please

4 days ago

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Rob *******

Pi *****

$12,600 baht for 1 month at

@Tiger *******************

in Bangkok is what I was approved with

4 days ago

Anonymous ******************

@Pi ****

can you share their contact info?

3 days ago

Pi *****

Anonymous participant 841 click the link

3 days ago

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Pi *****

Dave ********

@Pi ****

another vote for Tiger Eye, I got mine through them too.

3 days ago

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Dave ********

Christopher ********

Fight EVO360 Thailand - Thepprasit Boxing Stadium 20k for 6 months training, Sharon is owner and very familiar with all documents needed for DTV.

4 days ago

Cameron *********

@Christopher *******

Chris can I ask if attendance is required? I train at another gym in a different area of Thailand but they aren’t registered.

4 days ago

Christopher ********

@Cameron ********

as long as your enrolled you qualify for the visa. You must have accommodation in the same city/area as the gym you sign up for. Whether you attend classes or not is not yet monitored.

4 days ago

Anonymous ******************

@Christopher *******

can you share their contact info pls?

3 days ago

Christopher ********

Anonymous participant 841 Fight EVO360 Thailand - Thepprasit Boxing Stadium

3 days ago

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Will ************

They are usually a minimum of 4-6 months , some Embassies want evidence that for Muay Thai you also have past experience of it. Cost budget at least 30k baht

4 days ago

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Will ************

Can dance classes be counted for soft power in Thailand instead of Muay Thai?

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8 days ago

Are there DTV-friendly websites for Muay Thai and cooking classes, including costs?

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12 days ago

Is a 65,000 Baht quote for a one-month cooking course in Thailand reasonable for a DTV visa application?

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