Hi everyone.

I just had my DTV approved in 24 hours from application in the Hong Kong Thai Embassy. I went the soft power route (Muay Thai Class)

I provided:

- Passport

- Recent Picture

- Proof of being in Hong Kong (Landing Visitor Visa Picture)

- Proof of funds (Over 500,000 THB in a single account, 3 months of statements)

- Invitation letter from the Muay Thai School - Muay Thai Fever, 6 months course for 20,000 Baht with proof of payment. Special thanks to Derry at Muay Thai Fever for being extremely responsive via emails.

I applied Tuesday at 3:00PM through the Thai E-Visa portal.

I received my DTV today at 3:30PM by mail with no further questions.

I would like to thank this group for all the help. I'm happy to answer any questions.

I just got my DTV visa!

I applied in Hanoi, Vietnam, through a 3-month Muay Thai course, and it was approved on the third business day after I resubmitted. I submitted it on Friday morning and got the approval email on Tuesday afternoon. No additional documents were requested during the process.

The documents I provided were:

• Passport bio page

• Recent photo

• A month bank statements with a balance of over 500,000 THB starting 10 days ago

• Proof of stay in Vietnam(entry stamp and hotel confirmation in Hanoi)

• Documents from the school (invitation letter, payment receipt, business license, ID of the legal representative and photos of the school’s environment)

I received a lot of help here, so a big thank you to everyone! 🥰

Applied at the London Embassy for a DTV, Muay Thai course.

Application submitted on Tuesday, approved yesterday.

I had allowed 2 weeks for it, very surprised it was so quick, and very happy to get it.

Hi Guys, Have you ever got experience in Royal Thai Consulate in Los Angeles. You were apply for DTV Visa but they're granted TR Multiple Visa. I don't know why and trying to contact the embassy and still waiting for their reply. Anyway i'm Indonesian and just vacation in LA and tried to apply DTV E-Visa in Los Angeles

Hello all!

I have some questions regarding obtaining an education visa…

I was wondering, are you supposed to apply for an education visa, and arrive with it, or should you apply for a tourist visa (or come in with a visa exempt) and then apply for an education visa once you are in Thailand. (Also is it more expensive to do it once you are inside thailand?)

Besides that, if I wanted to stay for one year, would it be possible to use the same education visa for 3 months Muay Thai, 3 months Traditional massage, and 3 months language course…. Like if I wanted to live in different locations…. Or is it simply one visa per education course and I will have to stick to o e or the other?

Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks🙏🏽

I'm looking to book a flight to Koh Samui (from Chiang Mai) 1 month + accomodation and a 1 month Muay Thai course for the 1st of November. I have to do a border bounce on 26th October (Mae Sai). I haven't done any bounces yet this year (did 1 last year). I am worried about booking everything before I am certain I have 30 day stamp. Can anyone share experiences / reassurances that everything will be sweet? I can show them the funds and even a flight out of Thailand mid December. (I'm on an SETV that I have already extended at immi)