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@Jer***
for once I will agree with you. 27k is a fair price and that gym Fitness Hero in Patong he got the price from is actually a really nice gym. Very clean and modern with good equipment, I have trained there before.

But Jeremy I still think you are a Gump πŸ˜‰
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Cash is king πŸ’°πŸ’°πŸ’°πŸ’°
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@Mic***
yeah I did it and many others have done it in Phuket. No visa needed
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@Colin ******
yes I did it in September 2023 and my friend also did his last year in 2024
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Anonymous this is what I used.

1) Australian driving licence for proof of current address.

2) Photo of Passport

3) Bank statement. I showed them 6 months of account history since mine was only 2 pages long but I think it's fine just to show 1 page with more than the 500,000 baht equivalent total.

4) Muay Thai Documents all supplied by Phuket King Muay Thai. It was 23 pages in total. I had to merge them all into 1 PDF and compress the file under the 3mb limit.

That's all βœ…
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You can get a Thai driving licence at the Phuket transport office while on a visa exempt stamp
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I applied at the Sydney Thai Consulate on March 20th Thursday night and was approved on March 23rd Sunday morning. So it only took 1 full business day for approval. I applied using a 6 month Muay Thai course in Phuket that cost 15,000 baht.

The application process was very easy and fast. If you want any info on what documents I used I can let you know
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It's not a dumb question. People with visas get refused entry into Thailand for many different reasons.

Having a visa doesn't guarantee entry
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