What are the entry requirements related to Muay Thai training for expats in Thailand?

@For *********

no thats litterally what your doing.. what does ladyboy have to even be mentioned on this group? Hard for you to find something to talk down on?

@Kurt ************

that’s literally what he’s doing lol

@For *********

i am very awake. This isnt about money grab. If you cant handle what robert is saying then move on, next post. No need for using names or talking down someone else for their lifechoice

@Kurt ************

no that’s not why the reason is a money grab wake up

FascinatingShark6516 and that's changing per reports of those who sponsor soft power activity courses.



Muay Thai DTV Update

I’ve just had a meeting with the Sports Authority of Thailand / Board of Boxing Sport, and there are a few important updates I’d like to share regarding the DTV visa and Muay Thai courses.

They informed me that the DTV visa is here to stay, but the requirements for Muay Thai courses will become stricter.

Key points:

Six-month Muay Thai courses may soon no longer be accepted for DTV applications. In some cases, applicants may instead be issued an METV.

Gyms offering DTV courses are now being inspected to ensure they meet the correct standards for accepting foreign students.

New certificates will be issued to approved gyms, and in the future, embassies may request this certificate as part of the DTV application process.

This is a positive step for the industry and should help make the process clearer, more professional, and more reliable for genuine students.

Footnote:

I am not sure exactly how much control the Sports Authority / Board of Boxing Sport has over the final decisions made by individual embassies.

However, I personally consider this information reliable enough to act on.

Muay Thai Fever is now preparing for our gym inspection, and we have withdrawn our six-month DTV course.

We understand many customers are looking for the most affordable option, and that a nine-month course is more expensive.

However, we do not want to see people risk rejection by applying with a course that may no longer meet the expected requirements.

FascinatingShark6516 sounds like you did not complete the course you signed up for....but...hopefully you completed the time that you enrolled for... Which was the reason your DTV Visa was granted by the Thai Embassy or Consulate.