I am posting this anonymously because I own a Muay Thai gym and I want to respect the groups rules and I am not trying to promote my gym.

Here is my question. Why on earth are people getting agents? Some of these agents are charging exorbitant fees - what are they charging for? The requirements seem pretty straight forward and this visa seems ridiculously easy to apply for.

Someone contacted us and gave me a list of documents they required which sounded off because we have done many DTV applicants and they never asked for some of these docs, then they told me the agent was asking for them and when I found out how much the agent was charging my jaw dropped.

We got out DTV in Jakarta! 3 day turn around time. Here is what we submitted:

* Passport

* Letter from Muay Thai gym (I signed up 1 month membership and the owner created a letter to submit to embassy. For those of you lookin for Muay Thai class in Bangkok, I would highly recommend Tiger Eye Martial Arts.

(www.facebook.com/YourTigerEye) Just 1 month membership got me 5 year DTV and owner is super nice and professional. They also offer yoga classes too if you don't want to do muay thai.

* 1 month bank statement

* Application with 2 passport photos

That was it! I'm not sure with this new evisa thing but we just walked in without an appointment. My wife also received DTV visa with her passport, marriage certificate and application (no bank statement.) I hope this information is helpful!

anyone know how many months does hong kong thai embassy needs you to pay to the muay thai gym to apply for dtv visa?

The VISA is new, but has anyone tried soft power yet? Any info on maybe getting a memo from a muay thai gym or maybe a hospital? IM me if any good tips please

Hi, kindly need your recommendation for muay thai class that can offer visa ED near Bangkok Area. Thank you

Good morning Community!

I'm currently staying on a visitor Visa in Chiang Mai.

I'm planning to get a student visa through Chiangmai Muay Thai Gym, so the million-dollar question: can I get a student visa Stamp on one day trip to Laos, or do I have to fly to Ho Chi Minh?

ขอบคุณ thank you🙏🙏🙏

I’ve had a few people messaging me asking about the Muay Thai Gym I got my ED visa through so I thought I would share with everyone.

It’s called Chacrit Muay Thai Gym on Sukhumvit 39 (Phrom Phong bts).

[members only]

It costs 38,000 baht for the ED visa and 75 one on one lessons. It’s good fun and they are nice guys the coaches. You can rock up anytime you want to do a lesson. If your interested in Muay Thai and you need a visa it’s a good option.

For the visa you need to leave the country to get the visa put in (I went to Vientiane). You will get 90 days initially an then can extend 3 x 60 days (you need to pay the 1900 baht for extension at immigration).

Hope this is helpful!