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What are the experiences and requirements for obtaining a Muay Thai Visa in Thailand?

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Nov 30, 2024

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Hi

Applied in Hanoi just after Hotel Check-In 22.11.2024 16.30h, (Softpower Muay Thai).

Tuesday 26.11. in the afternoon status changed to something like „ processing Approval pending“.

Thursday 28.11. around 19.00h email arrived with Visa Approved. 

Thanks to everybody who shared their experiences.

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The user shared their experience of applying for a visa in Hanoi, stating they checked in on November 22, 2024, and received their visa approval on November 28, 2024. Comments from the community include congratulations, questions about financial sustainability while living in Thailand, requests for specific documents submitted, and queries regarding required funds in the bank account.

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How long did they want the required funds be in the bank account?

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I made 5 month, they didn't ask for this time.

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Lalph ******

please can you share what specific muay thai documents you submitted. It is helpful for others. congratulations too

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Lalph Rola Payment receipt, Invitation letter, Business License, ID of Business, Representative ID.

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Lalph ******

ah was hoping you wouldn't say business license. Thanks that is helpful

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Julien ******

My question is, are you gonna stay 5 years in thailand ? Do you have passive income if its the case?

How do people who choose this option of the dtv can make a living financialy. Just curious

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Andi ***********

Many have passive income, many work online, many have a combination of both.

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Julien Lfrs I just stay

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year in Thailand and the half year travelling.

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John *******

Congratulations and Enjoy muay Thai healthy body healthy mind

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John Brook 🙏🏼🤗

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Alma ***************

Congrats! We will do Hanoi too..!

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Alma Martinez-Abdo Hanoi is a fascinating City👌🏻

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Anonymous participant we are Canadians..is it visa upon arrival with a fee or free visa?

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@Alma **************

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no, you need an e visa to visit Vietnam

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Rachel ********

It can take between 7-10 days

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