The way we do it (muaythaifever.com ) is we sell a 6 month course of 1 lesson a week for 6 months. We write it up so it's a weekly class. But once you have the visa its flexible

Can do 2 class a week for 3 months or just do them all in a month. I think the Thai Government wants people to travel nit stay I one place and in one gym

Muaythaifever.com

We have done 28 now no failure

It seems Israel are asking for the muay thai gym to be school registered at the ministry of education. So that means the gyms that do education visas can do it. Every other embassy is ok with sports authority of Thailand license, coaches board of boxing sport certification and a Ltd company registered for tax. It's changing and evolving all the time, my gym now includes 11 documents in the documents pack. Soon they will be asking for DNA of dead ancestors... as usual it's becoming a farce.

If like its anything like Muay Thai cooking school should be a Ltd company registered for tax

Not fare really. I run a muay thai school and this is my perspective. Embassy are often asking to see a course that matches the length of stay. Not always but it often crops up. So we sell a 6 month course. We have learned that they also need a receipt for payment. If we did a dirt cheap course just to fire a letter of and then everyone turned up for training, as is their right, we would loose out big time.

@Andi **********

chiang mai. Yes it's not very consistent

@Andi **********

not our experience we have done over 20 ( own a muay thai gym) and the only one to decline was pp. But circumstances may be involved etc

Customer got it from HCM with exact same paperwork

We have done 20 DTV already and the only one who got rejected was at PP. He went to HCM and got it without any bother. So we now advise to avoid PP

I have done one for a Canadian couple they both purchased a Muay Thai course with us though

@Alan ****

we can do it