To get a Muay Thai DTV, did your gym provide Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) certification, or were an acceptance letter, receipt, and business registration sufficient?
Would appreciate hearing recent experiences. Thanks!
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To obtain a Muay Thai DTV visa, the training center typically needs to provide various documents such as the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) certification, business registration, and an acceptance letter. Some users reported success with a variety of document packages, while others mentioned simpler processes with just a training receipt. It's essential to use a gym with a strong track record of DTV approvals to ensure the immigration process goes smoothly.
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I just included my receipt for my training booking at Tiger. No issues when i did it.
I had a package of about 7-8 documents from them, SAT certificate, copy or owner’s ID, two letters (cover/acceptance and proof of stay/payment), training schedule, business registration, owner’s A-licence. I was never asked for additional documents and was approved after 4 business days (HCMC)
To qualify the training center needs all the correct certifications, registrations, and licenses. If the embassy has any doubt or no experience with the particular gym they will ask for it. Do not use a gym that doesn't have a solid track record of DTV approvals.