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

@Sam *****

AGAIN: many people do not hear the tones. I am a PRIME example for that.

You can say Ma Ma Ma Ma Maa and I can not distinguish which Ma is dog, which is horse, which is s-h-i-t and so on. I can only hear: oh, they are different. And that is for over 50% of Europeans, especially if they had no music education. If you play two notes on a piano that are side by side: I can only say, they are different. I do not hear which one is the higher one.

You are simply completely uninformed.

And with what completely unappropriated boldness do you assume you know anything about my hearing capabilities?

"If you sleep during class and dream of last night's teerak from Nana plaza who left your condo an hour ago instead of studying, then yeah they become difficult"

Under the belt line B-S, buy a guy who wants to talk about tones. Wow.

Anonieme deelnemer The Elite Visa is expensive, but you also get privileges with it. A friend of mine who likes to play golf loves it.

Anonieme deelnemer I don't expect this is the type of income Thai officials want you to have, and I am almost sure it does not qualify as workcation or digital nomad.

No customers, no employer, no company.

Maybe with tax return you qualify

Asking the gyms is you best option, there are many posts here, one guy posted today that their schedule is 1 training a week, but you can do more, just have to see with each gym (1 training a week feels almost useless, when I used to train I did 3 a week at least but I was not in Thailand and I had a full-time job)