Hello,

My application for the DTV Soft Power Visa has unfortunately been rejected again – this time in Hanoi, Vietnam. I was not provided with a clear reason for the refusal, so I am unsure what the issue was.

Around two months ago, my application was already rejected in Cambodia because the documents from my previous Muay Thai camp were incomplete and insufficient. Since then, I have enrolled in a new, professional Muay Thai camp in Bangkok, booked a nine-month course, and submitted all the required documents in full.

As I believed everything was correct this time, I am now uncertain about what steps I can take in Hanoi to possibly have my visa approved, or what other options are available to me at this stage.

Could you please advise me on what I should do in this situation?

Thank you very much in advance for your assistance.

Kind regards,

Just have some questions about DTV (Soft Power - Muay Thai)

Boxing Sports Commission of the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) now has set the guidelines to apply for DTV (Soft Power - Muay Thai) and my questions are...

1. Does the DTV applicant still need all the documents from Muay Thai Camp and submit them to the embassy / consulate ? or

2. The DTV applicant submit the documents to the Muay Thai Camp instead of submit to the embassy / consulate and then the Muay Thai Camp will take the responsibility for any further proceed.

3. Do both 1 and 2

Anyway, I'm also trying to contact them but still don't get any clarification, so just try to ask here in case anyone can answer.

Thanks in advance 🙏

How many days is a standard visa for Thailand? Is it 30 days or 60 days, I’ve read a few different answers.

I’m going to Bangkok for a few days then a month stay at a Muay Thai Camp, so it’s gonna be over 30 days will need an extension? Thanks 😀