Which Muay Thai gyms in Chiang Mai provide DTV visas?

'The Wall Fitness' offers support for the Muay Thai Soft power dtv visa for a fee of B10k and have had 11 successful applicants (when I talked to them). Miss Peng handles the paperwork and seems very professional and genuinely helpful. I've heard good things about the Muay Thai Trainer, Faraz.

MTFever gym does have over 80 successful applicants and the people there are very thorough. The gym trainers are former lumpini champions and very humble. I would go for the place that offers the highest probability of success but Chiang Mai Muay Thai gym have a good track record with the ED visa (so will probably be able to handle the dtv visa, too), Lanna muay Thai (aka KiatBusaba gym) has been around for a really long time and produced northern champions but would be more expensive. Xmax Muay Thai seemed to have a lot of Chinese students and seemed to be very good at processing the ED visa, had a huge facility but seem to have a more touristy level of muay thai. They had 3 boxing rings, though.

Coming from the old city to central festival mall, there also used to be a Thai language school to the left of the mall that did a 1 year ed visa for B25k, without you having to leave the country or pay the B11-12k fees to the Thai embassy. Attending two 2hr classes a week was advised but there was no homework. You could see if they're still in business or you could go to 'Thai Language School' in pantip plaza which is probably about B20-25k for 6 months. This could work out a bit cheaper in the very short term and might give you some time to replenish your cash stash (if that's not too presumptuous).

I've listed some options but the 2 places which seem to have the highest likelihood of success wrt dtv are MTFever gym and 'The Wall Fitness', respectively.

Good luck with whatever you decide and stay away from visa agents. They all quoted me ridiculous costs.

Peace.

The Wall (near Maya) offers it

What a question! The Muay Thai schools do not issue DTV visa. For this, you have to apply outside of Thailand on a Thai embassy or consulate. Some still allow personal visits, but most others use the E-visa online system, and post 10 to 15 days processing time

I will help you out mate ... try Faraz at The Wall in chiang mai. We are stacked and I understand they are a touch cheaper than us. Most muay thai gyms in CM will quote 2 or 3 x what we charge

Core Combat Chiang Mai

Baht for a 6 month Muay Thai course with DTV documents provided.

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Are you asking for more options? Core combat and muay thai fever were my top choices for CM, i went with core since ive known the owners for awhile, I have heard that Derry of MF is a great guy. I would go with tried and tested gyms on the DTV, the extra support and questions amswered is worth it.

Lanna Muay Thai

We know why u posted anonymously cheap charlie 😆

If you cannot afford 15k for a 5 year visa how are you going to support yourself in Thailand?

On promotion 15,000 baht at the moment

Just cut out the drama you may have with your application with a "cheap" option and go with

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