What gyms in Bangkok offer Muay Thai training suitable for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)?

I guess Pinsinchai does it as well

Luktupfah Muay Thai and Muay Boran school

Master Toddy

Master toddy’s

Elite Fight Club. Great Muay Thai classes and instructors. Access to a full gym too.

Fitfac

@Raden ********

helped me get mine, its a great gym

Sitsarayu

To qualify for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) through the "Soft Power" (Muay Thai) route, you must obtain an invitation/acceptance letter from a gym that is officially recognized by the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) or the Ministry of Education.

Several prominent gyms in Bangkok are well-versed in this process and provide the specific paperwork (including the gym's license and the owner's ID) required by Thai embassies.

1. Most Recommended Gyms for DTV (Bangkok)

These gyms have established "DTV Packages" and a high success rate with documentation:

* FITFAC Muay Thai Academy: Probably the most organized for visas. They have 11 locations in Bangkok and provide both Ministry of Education and Board of Boxing Sport certifications. They even offer a money-back guarantee if the visa is rejected due to their paperwork.

* Khongsittha Muay Thai (KST): Located in the Lad Prao area, KST is very popular with foreigners. They offer specific 6-month DTV training packages and provide the necessary "Proof of Confirmation" letters.

* Petchnumnoi Muay Thai: A highly reputable, 100% Thai-owned gym licensed by the Office of the Boxing Sport Board. They provide an official DTV Acceptance Letter within a very short timeframe after booking.

* Chakrit Muay Thai School: Known for being flexible with session times, they offer 6-month packages specifically designed to meet visa requirements.

* P.K. Saenchai Muay Thai Gym: One of the most famous elite gyms in Bangkok. While primarily for fighters, they are a certified camp and can provide the necessary documentation.

2. Other Certified Camps in Bangkok

The following gyms are also on the "Certified" list and can generally provide the required paperwork:

* Kaewsamrit Gym

* Petchyindee Academy

* Sasiprapa Muay Thai Gym

* Kru Dam Gym

* Lumpinee Academy Muay Thai

Important Tips for Your Application

* The "6-Month" Rule: Most embassies prefer to see that you have paid for or committed to at least 6 months of training to justify a 5-year multi-entry visa.

* Document Checklist: When you pay for your course, ensure the gym sends you:

* Acceptance Letter: Must include your name, passport number, and the specific dates of your training.

* Gym License: A copy of their registration with the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT).

* Owner’s ID: A signed copy of the Thai owner’s ID card.

* Location Matters: You must apply for the DTV outside of Thailand (at a Thai Embassy or Consulate). If you are currently in Israel, the Royal Thai Embassy in Herzliya is where you'll submit your file.

@Tiger *******************

has done plenty.

Tiger eye, Elite Fight Club