# DTV Visa - Muay Thai Training

> DTV Muay Thai Visa

Price: 13500.00 THB Full amount at beginning or THB 6,750 deposit and THB 6,750 when visa completed.
HTML page: https://www.thaikru.com/th/dtv/muay-thai
JSON: https://www.thaikru.com/th/dtv/muay-thai.json

Muay Thai DTV facts
FactDetail
TrackThai Soft Power: Muay Thai training
GymMust be able to show it is registered to train students, usually through the Sports Authority of Thailand or another recognised body
Course lengthSeveral months; we treat six months as the safe choice, and a one-month course is generally not enough
Gym feesPaid to the gym, separate from our fee
Validity5 years, multiple entry
Stay per entry180 days, extendable once per entry by 180 days at immigration (typically 1,900 THB)
Funds500,000 THB (or equivalent) in your own name, usually shown on the last 3 months of statements
Where to applyFrom outside Thailand, in your country of citizenship or permanent residence
Government fee10,000 THB per applicant, or the equivalent the embassy sets in local currency; non-refundable
Police certificateSome embassies ask for a criminal record certificate; we check what yours asks for

What we check before you pay the gym

The gym's registration or certificate, and that it is current.
An enrolment letter with your name, passport number and course dates, signed by an authorised person.
A course outline showing hours per week and length.
That your bank statements and training dates tell the same story.

What if I'm…

…a complete beginner?
That is fine. What the embassy looks at is a credible training plan at a registered gym, not your current skill.

…not sure which gym to pick?
We suggest gyms with valid documentation in the area you want, and check the paperwork for you.

…training here already on a visa-exempt stamp?
You cannot apply from inside Thailand. We plan the trip to the country where you live and line up the gym letter for it.

…bringing my partner?
Your legal spouse can apply as a DTV dependent, with your marriage certificate linking the files.

Why Muay Thai DTVs get refused, and how we prevent it

A gym without verifiable registration. We check the certificate before you enrol.
A course that is too short. We plan a length that matches a long-stay visa.
An incomplete enrolment letter. We check names, dates and signatory.
Funds below 500,000 THB, or not in your name. We check every statement.

If you are refused
Every DTV file we prepare is backed by the Thai Kru guarantee. Ask us for the details. We also go through the refusal reason with you and tell you plainly what we would change.

Muay Thai DTV in brief

Amateur fights as part of training are generally fine; paid professional fights need a work permit.
If you change gyms, keep the new enrolment letter with you.
Full pricing and process are on our DTV visa service page.