Muay Thai Fever has done 60 now and really professional

What is required for proof of enrollment in a soft power course?

Different embassies require different documents. So far, we’ve been asked for, and now include in a pack of 10 documents:

Sports Authority of Thailand gym license.

Board of Boxing Sport Coach’s license (A license preferred).

Ministry of Education, Department of Skills Development instructor's license.

Owner's ID card.

Certificate of the gym being a LTD Company and tax liable.

Itinerary of training program.

Curriculum.

Business card or owner's phone number.

Photos and Google Maps link to the gym’s location.

Invitation letter

Muay Thai is soft power have now processed over 60 DTV never failed on muay thai documents

Only 1 failure ( bank statements)

Welcome to apply

@Andrew ******

yea it's possible to get without all documents but to be totally sure and to tick all the boxes best use a gym with the full set of docs

The Ed visa gyms are loosing business so trying to monopolies things by putting out false information

You definitely don't need a registered school. Proof is us, 50 done and not a school

@Upasaka *******

@Muay ************

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@Andrew ******

that's actually not sports authority license that's the board of boxing sport. It's a sub department of the sports authority. It should serve the same purpose and will be accepted but it's different to the sports authority of Thailand gym license

I have done 50 muay thai visas from my gym in chiang mai. We are not a registered school with the ministry of education. But the schools that are registered are trying to tell people it's a requirement in order to monopolize and compensate for loss of ed visa buisness, but that's not true.

You definitely need sports authority of Thailand gym license. Board of Boxing Sport A License is often requested and ministry of education skills development certification is a bonus. The gym should also be a Ltd company.

Your average gym will have sports authority license and maybe A License but only the big gyms are Ltd company

We have the lot and never failed on soft power paperwork although 1 guy failed on bank statements

We have done 4 at PP now ( muay thai gym) at first, when DTV began they were refusing the applications outright but seem to be ok now.

@Tony *****

yea good point. The Ed visa is usually expensive though and limited choice of gyms.

Good luck though I've been training, fighting and living in Thailand for 30 years now.