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What are the requirements for obtaining a DTV visa related to Muay Thai in Canada?
Aug 21, 2024
2 years ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERDTV approved for soft power (Muay Thai) in 2 days (Canadian Embassy).
Happy to answer any questions that you may have 👏
Happy to answer any questions that you may have 👏
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses the approval of the DTV visa for soft power related to Muay Thai from the Canadian Embassy, mentioning a quick approval time of 2 days. It invites questions about the process, with commenters inquiring about ongoing training requirements for visa extension, necessary documentation from the gym, and the specific Canadian city handling applications.
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Amir *********
Will you have to show that you are still training in the future in order to extend or entry again?
Andi ***********
@Amir ********
it is possible if you extend via immigration they ask for course/financial evidenceAnonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andi **********
your visa is good for 5 years, and every time you leave, the counter resets for 180 days. This is because when you are in Thailand for longer than 180 days, you become a tax citizen.Andi ***********
Anonymous participant . Yes if you leave before 180 days you return and get a new stamp and unlikely to have questions asked. You can stay one year without leaving via an extension at immigration. Doing that is where immigration can ask for evidence. There is a well known video with an immigration official who confirmed this.
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Andi **********
sorry, I thought you were asking me, not telling me. That’s ok, I don’t really know why you’d risk that instead of just going to Vietnam for the weekend. Would cost less, and would be a fun trip rather than standing in a line at immigration lol.Andi ***********
Anonymous participant I would not do that but some don't want to take a short trip.
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Andi **********
I guessReply to
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Amir ********
no, not to my knowledgeReply to
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Andrew *******
Ottawa or Vancouver ?
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Andrew ******
VancouverAndrew *******
Anonymous participant yeah Ottawa is nightmare. It would have been the maximum time. Did you show 6 months bank statements ?
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Andrew ******
Sorry to hear that! I just had to show my latest one to prove that the money was in my account.Andrew *******
Anonymous participant great thank you for the info
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Alan *****
Interested. Did they just require a letter from the gym?
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Alan ****
- Letter from Gym (1 month unlimited training)- Receipt from gym
- Proof of 500,000baht in bank
- $650CDN fee
Alan *****
Anonymous which gym did you use please?
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Alan ****
tiger eye bangkokDerry *********
Kaler *******
@Alan ****
I need a Gym name, too. Did you get it?Reply to
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