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What happens when I leave and re-enter Thailand after my first 6 months in a DTV Soft Power Muay Thai course?

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Jan 12, 2026

4 months ago

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Hi all,

When doing a DTV Soft Power Muay Thai course & your first 6 months are expired, when leaving & reentering are there any questions regarding new class package or they just stamp & let you through?

Thanks in advance

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When re-entering Thailand after your first 6 months in a DTV Soft Power Muay Thai course, immigration typically checks that your DTV is still valid. Reports suggest that many individuals are stamped back in without being questioned about a new class package. However, it is advisable to carry proof of ongoing activity, such as a school letter or receipt, as rules can vary based on the officer.

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From what people usually report, immigration mainly checks that your DTV is still valid and that you’re exiting/re-entering properly. Most say they’re just stamped back in without being asked about a new Muay Thai package.

That said, it’s always smart to have proof of ongoing activity (school letter, receipt, or booking) just in case — rules can vary by officer and airport.

4 months ago

Pete *******

No, stamp and in.

4 months ago

Tapan ********

It's upto you if you want to extend and learn further.

As per current rules, it's not required.

4 months ago

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