I own a gym we include

Invite letter

Receipt

Itinerary

Curriculum

Photos of gym

Google map pin

Owners ID

Sports authority certification

Board of boxing sport certification

Ministry of education certification

Ltd company cert

Done hundreds with only a handful of requests for more documents

I just did a blog about this ( I own a muay thai gym)

In my experience the more corners you cut the more risk you take in being either denied or sent on a document request nightmare.

Yes some people got approved with a 1 month course but a 6 month course will be approved without relying on luck.

A soft power provider without all the proper documents may get through but the gym with all documents is a much safer option

Buy cheap, buy twice! Or maybe you get lucky

@Dca ****

thank you yes this a document we have and have forwarded it to our customer.

Thanks again

This means the gym is certified by the sports authority so should be ok if gym provide the certificate not just the plaque

Most embassys accept that certificate

But some are awkward and ask for

Board of boxing sport or ministry of education

My gym has the lot but most don't and it is not normal to hold all 3

I think the sports authority certificate is the main one requested though

So we are the gym we already provided

Ltd company certification

Sports authority cert

Board of boxing sport cert

Ministry of education cert

Just not sure what additional documents they need here ?

@G *******

all information on there

@Steven ******

I run Muay Thai Fever Gym we have successfully processed 150 DTV now

15,000 at my gym

The way my gym works it is like this.

We sell a 6 month course of 1 class a week (15,000 baht) we present it with an itinerary and curriculum for the 6 months but it's also flexible

So once the dtv is acquired you could convert it to a flexible 26 class program and you can take the classes whenever you want

All in one month or spread out over as long as you like

It's popular and that system works well