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Which Muay Thai courses are currently accepted for visas in Thailand?

Muay Thai courses Education visa DTV visa Visa requirements Compliance certifications Sports Authority of Thailand Board of Boxing Sport Ministry of Education Training camps

Jun 21, 2025

2 days ago

Anonymous *************

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Are some Muay Thai courses not accepted anymore? Which ones are still accepted?

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The acceptance of Muay Thai courses for education and DTV visas in Thailand depends on specific compliance with various government agencies. Key agencies include the Sports Authority of Thailand, the Board of Boxing Sport, and the Ministry of Education. It is advised to choose gyms with multiple certifications and a proven track record for visa application success. Some recognized schools include Muay Thai Fever and Chiangmai Muay Thai Gym, which have obtained the necessary accreditations and support for student visas.

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Muay Thai Fever, 15,000 baht Sports Authority ✔️ Board of Boxing sport A license ✔️ ministry of Education level 1 ✔️ Ltd company ✔️ over 350 applications sucesful ✔️ 6 month course ✔️

a day ago

Stephan ***********

Oh my... another highly exact question from one of these guys...

So... let's generate a complete list for Thailand now... or maybe not...? 🤔🙄😁

2 days ago

Anonymous *************

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@Stephan **********

humm

2 days ago

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Mike **********

for education visa they had to be accredited. wouldn't be surprised if same case for DTV

2 days ago

Anonymous ******************

Can check with this muaythai school, they can support both DTV and ED visa. Facebook page: Chiangmai Muay Thai Gym.

Or IG : chiangmaimuaythaigym

This is a muaythai school under Thailand education department.

2 days ago

Muay *************

Most gyms have compliance to either or all of the following government agency's

1.sports authority of Thailand

2. Board of Boxing sport

3. Ministry of Education

Most embassy accept one of the above but sometimes they ask for a particular one, sometimes they want all 3 , sometimes they ask for business documents ( gym should be a Ltd company)

Like most things embassy related there is no set criteria.

Just try to find a gym with as much compliance certification as possible

2 days ago

Anonymous *************

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@Muay ************

ok thanks 🙏

2 days ago

James ********

@Muay ************

thanks for your helpful reply ✅

2 days ago

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James ********

Wannikea *********

You'll need to talk to the training camps and have them show you that they have a track record of successful paperwork and certification for approval. You also likely need a course schedule of 6 months at least.

2 days ago

James ********

@Wannikea ********

wise advice ✅

2 days ago

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James ********

What are some recommended Muay Thai or cooking courses in Bangkok for DTV visa holders?

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2 months ago

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