What are the requirements and process for applying for a DTV visa for a Muay Thai course in Thailand?

Oct 17, 2024
a month ago
Alex *********
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Applied at the London Embassy for a DTV, Muay Thai course.

Application submitted on Tuesday, approved yesterday.

I had allowed 2 weeks for it, very surprised it was so quick, and very happy to get it.
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A user shared their quick experience of obtaining a DTV visa for a Muay Thai course, highlighting that their application submitted at the London Embassy was approved in just one day. The discussion includes insights into the efficiency of the London Embassy, the necessary documentation for the visa, and the required proof of funds. Commenters also discussed related queries about the course duration, specific gym details, and financial requirements.
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Peter **************
Did you have the 500k in the bank already or did you lump sum it to have the proof of funds ?

And did you show proof of work ?
Alex *********
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@Peter *************
I used my UK bank account, which my salary is paid into.

Not proof of work, I used the Muay Thai soft power
Peter **************
@Al**
Thanks
Hannah ********
Congratulations 🙌

Did you have to show 6 months of money being in the bank?
Alex *********
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@Hannah *******
no I only upload this months statement
Hannah ********
@Alex ********
thank you. Do you happen to know if it matters if it’s in a savings account or does it have to be normal current account?
Alex *********
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@Hannah *******
no idea, I just uploaded my current account
Hannah ********
@Alex ********
thanks I’ll make sure to transfer it to current account and wait a month for it to sit in there just incase
Andi ***********
@Hannah *******
One month statement is ok for London
Hannah ********
@Andi **********
thank you 🙏
Dave ********
Exactly what documents did you have to show... Accommodation / proof of funds ...etc đŸ€”

Also what gym/location are you going with

Cheers đŸ„‚
Alex *********
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The gym is FitFac
Alex *********
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@Dave *******
nothing for accommodation, proof of 500,000THB which doesn't have to be in a Thai bank account.

Passport scan, photo and proof of course from the gym.
Greta *****
How long is your Muay Thai Training for?
Alex *********
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@Greta ****
it's a six month course
Tin **********
How much
Alex *********
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@Tin *********
for which the visa ÂŁ309, the Muay Thai course ÂŁ500
Tin **********
@Alex ********
not bad 5year
Berit **********
Hej. Behöver man papper.pÄ anmÀlan till kursen och bevis pÄ inbetalning?

2. MÄste man ha 150 000 thb pÄ kontot?

Tacksam för svar
Andi ***********
@Berit *********
500, 000 THB in a bank account, Yes to question 1
Jay *******
What Muy Thai school are you going to?
Alex *********
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@Jay ******
They are called FitFac, they have many branches in Bangkok
Jay *******
@Alex ********
my man. Thank you! Can I call them and get the paperwork or do I have to go into the gym to get started?
Alex *********
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@Jay ******
Contact them via their website
Jay *******
@Alex ********
copy that. Thanks boss!✊
Rob *******
Was your MuayThai course for 6 months ?
Alex *********
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Andy ********
Do you need to send your passport or get an email confirmation?
John *******
@Andy *******
you need to register on thaievisa.go.th and upload an image of your passport as part of the visa application.
Brandon ************
@Andy *******
you don't send your passport
Andi ***********
London is very efficient, 2 days approval is the norm. Congrats on the DTV
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