What is the process and experience of applying for a DTV visa through a Muay Thai training program in Thailand?

@Luit ****************

yeah yeah

@Bashir ******

Dream On... it's clearly a Hit 🎯 and Miss issue with the Thai Embassy or Consulate in Vietnam.

This is nothing about scaremongering... it's managing the risk of one's DTV visa application.

As you're an owner of a Muay Thai training gym in Bangkok, surely you know what the outcomes of the DTV visa for Muay Thai training are currently vs before.

The DTV visa is a wonderful opportunity to get a 5 year multiple entry tourist visa.

As it is available for Soft Power Activity in addition to Workcation, it's a blessing for those who obtain it.

Thanks for your helpful reply 😊

@Bashir ******

When yyou have a 3 month course you waste money applying for DTV.

@Bashir ******

this is the issue yeah

@James *******

or perhaps the fear mongering leads people to purchase longer courses.

Then of course you will see more approvals of people who get long courses because more people are buying longer courses instead of checking with the embassy.

If 100 people apply for the dtv and 20 sign up for 3 months and 80 sign up for 9 months and 90% of both parties get approved and each has an equal percent that posts the approval story, it will seem that more 9 month courses are being approved when in reality the percentage is the same but you have 9 posts stating approval with 3 months vs 72 with 9 months. Does that make sense?

This person applied in HCMC, Vietnam so clearly that means that at least in HCMC they dont have a minimum course requirement would you agree with that logic?

So wouldn't the most accurate information to share would be that in HCMC there is no minimum vs having people commit to gyms for longer than they need?

Anonymous participant 476 its a changing dynamic. BUT it's apparent that going forward will see more of the 9 months or more DTV visa approvals vs 3 or 6 months.