Answered2 years ago
What Muay Thai camps can assist with obtaining a 1 year ED visa in Thailand?
Does anyone know any Muay Thai camps that would be able to help me get the 1 year ED visa?
Answer summary
Several respondents shared insights on Muay Thai camps that can help obtain a 1-year Education (ED) visa in Thailand. Fairtex Pattaya was mentioned multiple times along with Xmax Gym in Chiang Mai, known for its affordable options and good service. The overall recommendation trends towards acquiring an ED visa through legitimate education programs rather than through gym training alone, as it can be limiting and expensive. Various other camps and schools were suggested, including Ragefight Academy and Rawaiboxingcamp, with additional notes on the importance of fulfilling attendance requirements to maintain visa status.
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David **********
Thailand, Visa laws have changed and I would look into it as of June 1 first two months are free then a Visa extension that’s 90 days one border run do it again 
Peter *******
Fairtex pattaya o have stayed there friend is on visa there now
Dale ***********
@Racha ************
hua hinRob *******
@Dale **********
big no noDale ***********
@Rob ******
notDale ***********
@Rob ******
why mot
James *********
Any of them
James ********
Master Toddy in Bang Na . South east Bangkok ….
LN ***********
@X *********************************
is a Muay thai school in Chiang Mai
Geoff ************
Rattachai Muay Thai Soi Ta Ied (fitness street) speak to Nit.
Nils *********
If in BKK, Chakrit Muay Thai on Sukhumvit Soi 39 can get you one of those if you train there regularly.
Jamie *********
Xmax gym chiang mai. Has good accommodation hotel next door, gives a couple sessions a week, use of all gyms, offers Muay Thai visa around 50k and that includes all the fees for your 90 day check in. It’s the cheapest I found and the staff are great and come with you whenever you need to go immigration. Very efficient and good service.
@LN **********
is the one to contact
Richard **************
Fairtex in pattaya.
Marion ********
Rawaiboxingcamp friendly, familiy
It's notre à big camp but local and Nice place
It's notre à big camp but local and Nice place
Dan *******
@Marion *******
they do ED visas?Marion ********
Marion ********
@Dan ******
i m in rawai language school , they are clear, Nice and they make quickly for the responseDan *******
@Marion *******
you can’t do an education visa by yourself it’s something a school or university has to do
Nathalie **********
Marley ********
Check out “Fitness Street” in Chalong/Phuket for some options.
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Bill *******
Ragefight academy
Christopher ********
There’s one in Phuket and koh Samui in believe.
Dan *******
@Lion *************
I wouldn’t recommend this gymLion **************
@Dan ******
i think so expensive
Carlos *********
Chang mai has a self defense course I've seen advertised on FB, but I don't have the link
Ian *************
Fairtex pattaya
Rob *******
Victor *******
If you want it the most feasible way it will cost you 35k and 3000 every 3 months
Tim *****************
@Victor ******
hey could you give more information on this please bro 🙏🏻 a link perhaps? Thank you.Victor *******
@Seth ******
talk with him, he´s my broTim *****************
@Victor ******
thanks messaged SethVictor *******
And they will count your participance days.. if you dont meet the minimum your ED visa will be revoked
James *******
@Victor ******
yeah alright mate.Dan *******
As Rob has said above it’s much better to get an education visa to study Thai language and spend a couple of hours each week doing that. The gyms that provide education visas are not the best. If you want the best Muay Thai training go to a proper Thai gym and not a tourist gym.
Billy *******
@Dan ******
Many of the same words mean different things depending on pronunciation. Good luck with that. It's a heck of a language to learn.Dan *******
@Billy ******
I didn’t find it too difficult but it’s definitely not essential to learn Thai living hereRob *******
I would really rethink get a 1year ED visa from a muay thai gym, it will be very expensive & limit you to one gym
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