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What is the best way for a UK passport holder in Phuket to apply for a DTV visa for Muay Thai?
Oct 18, 2024
2 years ago
Peter *********
ORIGINAL POSTERhi guys my son is in phucket and wants to apply for dtv visa whats the best option for him he's looking at muay Thai and is a UK passport holder
Thanks
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TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is inquiring about the best options for a UK passport holder in Phuket who wants to apply for a DTV visa primarily for Muay Thai training. The community suggests starting with local gyms that support the DTV visa and gathering necessary paperwork. It's also advised that he might need to travel to neighboring countries to submit his visa application, as obtaining the visa while in Thailand may complicate the process. Additionally, there are humorous remarks regarding the dependency of the individual on parental assistance for this process.
DTV VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
- Take the basic DTV Qualification Test to see if you're eligible for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV).
- For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
- Explore recent discussions by using the DTV Visa tag in the search box at the top of the page.
- Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.
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Mark *********
Wants to live abroad “Independently”but can’t even find out about the visa Info - worrrying
Kevin ********
The gym has to be a registered business for this purpose. If not his application will be rejected. Best to find a person that has already used a gym and been successful.
Also remember he can make the application while IN Thailand. Don’t can get a little complicated as he will have to leave to apply.
Also remember he can make the application while IN Thailand. Don’t can get a little complicated as he will have to leave to apply.
Romain ****
First step learn how to write Phuket
Tim ***********
"Hi Dad, I dont know how to apply for the DTV cause I don't know how to be self-directed and do my own research. Can you find out for me and take care of it? Thanks"
Lisa ***************
@Tim **********
p.s I want a 5y visa which is for people who are self employed or mature enough to work remotely for a company but I don't know how to ask any questions ❓❓ or do any research! Please send help! 😂Mark *********
@Lisa **************
oh and dad - can you pay for my visa while your at itPeter *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Benjamin ********
he probably will but it all helps he's got 20 days left of his extension and starting to panic if it was your son would you not hellpLisa ***************
@Peter ********
well then noone can help him anyway !!! He would know that if he had done his research! He needs a minimum of 21 days left on any current visa to process any new visa. He's going to have to leave and come back and then start worrying!Reply to
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Lisa ***************
@Benjamin ********
I know that! But still - Daddy should be telling him to find this information out himself!Tim ***********
@Benjamin ********
which is exactly what you’re doing in your comment.Tim ***********
@Benjamin ********
you’re too sensitive to be here. No one is online bullying 🤣 we’re calling out the humour in someone’s dad asking questions on behalf of his adult son. Lighten up.Tim ***********
@Benjamin ********
oh ok then. Thanks for the sarcastic education. I’ll try to stop but no guarantees. Maybe you can follow your own advice ? 🤣Tim ***********
@Benjamin ********
I call out humor and bs when I see it. And you have just added more of it to my day. I’ve been in the group longer than you have helping people and sharing my experiences. You seem to have this holier than thou attitude and you eeed to get rid of it. It’s not pretty.Lisa ***************
@Benjamin ********
well I don't see you helping him !! 🤣🤣🤣🤣Reply to
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David ************
Sounds like a real “Daddy’s” boy.
Lisa ***************
Firstly he should probably start to do his own research if he is old enough to be in Phuket ! Why would you be doing this for him ?!
Dominic ******
@Lisa **************
That's what a good dad does. Helps his son, while the son is doing his own research as well anyway. That's what a supportive, loving family looks like. Might be new to you.Paul ********
@Lisa **************
What kind of a patronising reply is this? If you don’t wanna add to the knowledge pool, just say nothing.Dave **********
@Lisa **************
can people not just be nice? Without sarcastic comments?Lisa ***************
@Dave *********
pot , kettle , black ! You just posted a Karen meme - get over yourself you hypocrite .Dave **********
@Lisa **************
ummm, where?Reply to
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Tim ********
@Lisa **************
c’mon. Dad’s happy he’s finally moved out of the basement.Reply to
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Greg ********
Find a local gym in Phuket supporting the DTV Visa. Talk to them and get their paperwork. Fly out to Vietnam, Laos or Cambodia and apply there. Should be pretty straight forward.
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