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Hi there, I’ve a couple of questions that I’d love to be answered. I have looked online but some of the answers don’t go quite in depth. So if any can be answered that would be great.
1. When applying for mauy Thai visa. Can I just get the 15 lessons and that’s it for 5 years or need to keep doing paying every 6 months ?
2 can my wife come on my visa and if so. Does she need to also have 500,000 in the bank also ? Or can we have the money in the joint account and show separately
3 I have all my money spread out. So am I able to just transfer into a bank account and show this. Or do they not like having money transferred before applying.
Hello! I am an Australian passport holder and I’m currently on an Ed visa with a Muay Thai school. I am wanting to change to DTV after my 6 months is up. Potentially in Australia as I will go home to visit family. Has anyone had experience with changing from Ed to DTV and is it straightforward? I would be applying under soft power Muay Thai with my same school. Also anyone had experience applying soft power Muay Thai from
Australia? I am also open to using an agent if anyone has a recommendation?
HUGE thanks to everyone here in the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) group for all the helpful info! 🙌
TIMELINE
* Mid March - Researched DTV categories, requirements, Muay Thai schools. Chose Wildcat Muay Thai (in Chiang Mai).
* March 26: Finalized details and paid for a 6-month course. Shout out to Meaw for answering all my questions! :)
* March 27: Received the required documents from the school for the Soft Power DTV application.
* March 28: Prepared supporting documents: cover letter, bank statements, proof of accommodation, etc. Decided to wait till April for my banks to produce the most recent, March account statement.
* April 1: Submitted my application (documents + fees).
* April 3: Received a request for updated financial proof (bank statements for the last 6 months) and explanation of how I’ll support myself. Sent the additional documents the same night.
* April 8: Status updated to “Pending Approval” (visible on the portal; no email notification).
* April 16: APPROVED! Received my visa as a PDF via email.
If I had to do it again - I would submit all 6 months of bank account statements AND the most recent month right away.
And in a case you're unemployed - definitely include a COVER LETTER explaining how you're going to support yourself.
Just got my visa approved email via London embassy, 9 months with Muay Thai at Fitfac Ekkamai
Submitted 3 months of bank statements with over 11k GBP, & driving license for proof of current address
- Applied - 28th March morning
- Asked for a cropped version of my photo & flight ticket from airline directly to Thailand - 28th March 4pm
- Asked for boarding pass and exit stamp of last leaving Thailand - 31st March 4.45pm (went through E-gates so didn't have exit stamp and explained this on the pdf I submitted with boarding pass)
Came back today (6 Apr) to bangkok. The immigration officer saw my reentry permit (I had ED before) and she asked if I want to use the DTV instead, I said yes and got the stamp. 🙏
Hii
I just received my DTV (soft power Muay Thai) from Hanoi in 3 business days.
30/03 : Submitted application :
- passport
- picture (taken by a professional 4.5x3.5)
- bank statements for February (two accounts with more than 500K in the main one, and around 300k in the second one) + letter explaining that I can use both accounts
- papers from the gym
- vietnam entry stamp
- hotel reservation
01/04 : Pending Approval
02/04 : Approved
This group helped me a lot so I want to share my experience.
Approved in hcmc about 2 weeks ago, landed in bkk, no questions asked. Personally, I don't worry about any questions on future entries. I'm pretty sure Muay Thai training will become a habit and I'll continue the activity that gave me the DTV.