Embassys vary

But to be sure try and get

1. Invite letter

2. Receipt

3. Itinerary

4. Curriculum

5. Owners ID

6. Ltd Company Certificate

7. Sports Authority of Thailand gym license

8. Board of Boxing Spory A License for coach

9. Ministry of Education instructors license for coach

My gym has all of these but many gyms will get it through with a good amount of the above

Thank you for all the recommendations

@Liza *****

I own muay thai fever but honestly I can recommend my mates at core Combat, they are great

@Gürkan *******

most gyms will have a sports authority license it's pretty standard muay thai gym document

@James *******

I think that's harsh mate. The DTV is not an education visa. They want to encourage Muay Thai study combined with tourism.

Many of my Muay Thai Fever applicants are doing there course with flexibility

Our 6 month course gives them 26 classes but can be done whenever they choose. Do a month training, travel a month etc is perfectly acceptable with the DTV

If the gym write a letter and include owners ID card, ltd company certificate and various sports authority licenses, (which is unlikely from a corporation like virgin) then you are still taking a chance as most embassys want soft power activity... but it is possible to get non soft power, it's just a bit of a risk as they may decline

Sign up for a 6 month course with Muay Thai Fever... after you have dtv they will convert the course to 26 classes taken whenever you want

Can train at your gym and fly up to chiang mai a couple of times and train at Fever

Maybe schools Ltd company certification

Sports Authority of Thailand gym license

Board of Boxing sport A License coach certification

Ministry of education instructors certification

That's what my gym puts in its documents pack

Fairtex is a legit gym, one of the most well known gyms in the world. Maybe this package comes with a lot of training bolted on. Not all muay thai DTV courses are the minimum attendance just to secure the visa. Some are bona-fide courses aimed at actual muay thai enthusiasts

If it's just visa and no training I doubt anyone will take it at that price though.

My gym does 1 class a week for 6 months, 15,000 baht. It is enough to secure DTV but we can do more expensive courses for people who want to train more regularly

@Lalph *****

I've not heard that

We have done 100 now