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Apr 27, 2026
3 days ago
Brett ******
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APPROVED: Soft power (Muay Thai) Manila, 6 business days

All I did was upload all of the documents EVO360 provided along with the additional personal details.

The whole application only took me 20 minutes. Didn’t organize anything. I’m not sure what all the fuss is about 😜.

Printed the visa and received an instant 180 day stamp in BKK. Giddy up.
5 comments
Apr 16, 2026
15 days ago
Hi all,

Planning to apply DTV Soft Power (Muay Thai) at Thai Embassy in Hanoi.

When submitting bank statements in Hanoi, did you only provide the ending balance / summary version, or did you need to include full transaction history?

Any recent 2026 experiences? Thanks!
3 comments
Apr 16, 2026
15 days ago
Dove *****
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Hi all! I'm planning on getting a DTV visa for muay thai.

I just went to the Thai consolate in Los Angeles, and they told me they don't handle anything to do with visas, and that I need to do it online.

Everything I've read and watched says you have to do it at an embassy. So what gives? Can I really apply for the DTV online?
17 comments
Apr 11, 2026
20 days ago
Jeff *******
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Does anyone have experience with applying for the DTV Soft Power (Muay Thai) from jakarta Any guidance and experience is much appreciated, thanks! 🙏
3 comments
Mar 27, 2026
a month ago
Someone who gets a visa based on studying Thai boxing and is approved for 5 years... If he leaves Thailand after 6 months, travels to his country for a few months, and then returns to Thailand... will they ask at the entrance to see the course registration again?
18 comments
Mar 24, 2026
a month ago
Ibrahim ********
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I am applying for my DTV under the Soft Power (Muay Thai). I am using Issa Compass as the agency for my application. They are telling me that I need to upload pictures of me training in Muay Thai. I have zero Muay Thai experience so naturally I don’t have photos. Has anyone that applied through an agency, been told this before?
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Mar 24, 2026
a month ago
Turquoise*********
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Hi everyone,

last Friday I applied for the DTV in an EU embassy and I'm waiting the response, now. My apply is for the Muay Thai soft power, I got all the documents in place, so I think there should not be much issues for that.

My only doubt is about the part where you had to specify your current job and Employer company name and salary range... Do you think they may arise questions that leads to rejection, if proved that I will keep a remote income with a non-Thai company, even if I'm willing to go there for Muay Thai?

Just for clarification, I could not apply for the remote work option as my company does not provide such a contract yet, even tho I am allowed by my boss to work from everywhere I want.

Thanks all

UPDATE: I just got approved, even without cover letter, just with the minimum 500k thb on my bank account 🙂

Thanks all again
14 comments
Mar 23, 2026
a month ago
Alex ***********
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Hi guys once enrolling for an approved soft power Muay Thai 6 month course & let’s say Dtv approved would you have to keep attending the course after 6 months? Thank you
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Mar 21, 2026
a month ago
Rick *******
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My DTV was approved in Laos.

Hi everyone,

I applied for my DTV (Soft Power – Muay Thai) through an agency called Sabai Pattaya. They asked me to travel to Laos for the application.

I arrived on March 9, and they submitted my visa application right away. My interview was scheduled for March 20. They mentioned this was a bit longer than usual, but it seems to be the new standard.

In the meantime, I traveled around Laos.

The agency picked me up from the airport on March 9 to take photos and handle the payment. They also picked me up on the morning of the interview and prepared all my documents, as well as briefing me on what to expect.

The interview itself took about 10 minutes, and I received approval just a few minutes later.

After approval, the agency arranged my transport back to the airport (I was lucky enough to get a flight the same day). They also arranged an agent in Bangkok who was waiting for me upon arrival. He took me to a separate officer, and my passport was stamped immediately.

I had previously been denied entry in early March, which is why I applied for the DTV visa.

Overall, this was a really good experience, and I would definitely recommend this company. I understand every situation is different, but they truly did everything they could. They stayed in contact with me throughout the entire 10 days and even assisted me during my travels in Laos. A true blessing.

Good luck everyone 🙏 Sawadee!
27 comments
Mar 20, 2026
a month ago
Scraggl********
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Agent Fee and fast rack services

I have been quoted 20,000 baht for an agent to help assist my Muay Thai DTV. Does anyone know what they do exactly do for for 20,000 baht?

Also, what does the fat track option mean? As that is also included in the package.

Total cost including 6 month (x2 week), Muay Thai course. 50,000baht.

Any info appreciated. 🤔🫡
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