Will it be a problem to report my DTV visa from Chiang Mai if I got my acceptance letter from a gym in Hua Hin?

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Hello,

I am looking for some advice regarding applying for soft-power the Muay Thai training route for my DTV visa. I'll be applying at the nearest embassy within the next week or so.

I currently live in Hua Hin, however, I plan to move to Chiang Mai in the next month.

I can get my Muay Thai acceptance letter here in Hua Hin from a local gym and apply (outside nearest embassy) before I move to Chiang Mai. My question is, will this be an issue if I get my Muay Thai DTV visa from a gym in Hua Hin but I report for my 90-day report in Chiang Mai, I won't have a Hua Hin lease anymore, I'll have a Chiang Mai lease? I am aware this is all very new for everyone in this community and things are very fluid when it comes to Thai visas and regulations.

I just want to get people's thoughts if this will be an issue when I report for my 90 day report in Chiang Mai with an approved DTV Muay Thai acceptance visa from Hua Hin.

A lot of people move around the country quite often from one destination to the other. I just don't know if anyone has encountered something similar to this matter.

Waiting and applying from Chiang Mai with a local Muay Thai gym is also an option. I just want to get things set up the sooner the better, less things to take care of once I move to Chiang Mai.

Also, if anyone has any good gyms in Chiang Mai that you can recommend to get a DTV Muay Thai acceptance letter would be greatly appreciated.

I also researched this community's previous post and could not find any relevant information regarding my question, this is the reason for my inquiry.

Any opinions are greatly appreciated.

Stay safe and I wish everyone the best.

Ask Thailand · Answer

The individual is seeking advice on whether it will create issues for their DTV visa application if they obtain an acceptance letter from a Muay Thai gym in Hua Hin but then report for their 90-day immigration check-in from Chiang Mai, where they plan to relocate. Comments suggest it should not be an issue, as immigration primarily concerns the visa type rather than the gym location. Recommendations for gyms in Chiang Mai and considerations for obtaining the acceptance letter there are also discussed.

Wannikea ********* · Answer

Another fine example why DTV applicants will be run through the mill in the near future and beyond.

Wannikea ********* · Answer

Immigration only sees the visa they don't know what route you went to get it

Stefani ******** · Answer

Contact Derry at Muay Thai Fever in Chiang Mai.  He will look after you!

Jay ***** · Answer

It doesn't matter

Christopher ******** · Answer

Get your gym letter from the town you will live in when you enter on the dtv. Not the one your in currently.

Wesley ******** · Answer

Why would you pay for a gym you’re not going to use?

Deepak ******* · Answer

Don't you have to pay a gym for the Muay Thai course and their papers for a DTV application? If your gym is ok, I don't see a problem.

Pete ******* · Answer

You file your 90 report at the Immigration Office wherever your TM30 is  filed.

Will it be a problem to report my DTV visa from Chiang Mai if I got my acceptance letter from a gym in Hua Hin?

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