Muay Thai Training In Thailand,

FAQs

The special 90-day Muay Thai Visa is designed for tourists who wish to enter Thailand for travel and experience with Muay Thai purposes, particularly for full-time training in Muay Thai at certified camps. This visa is ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in Muay Thai training and Thai culture for an extended period.

You are eligible to apply for a Muay Thai Visa if you enroll in a Muay Thai training program at a Standard Certified Muay Thai Camp in Thailand. This visa is also suitable for those who wish to stay in Thailand longer, up to 90 days.

To apply for the Muay Thai Visa, you need the following documents:

• Passport copy
• Application form for the Muay Thai training program
• Bill/receipt for the Muay Thai training course
• Certificate of Muay Thai camp ownership
• Certification of Standard Muay Thai Camp Approval by the Board of Boxing Sport
• Letter of Request for Assistance and Support from the Muay Thai camp

The Muay Thai Visa allows you to stay in Thailand for up to 90 days.

No, tourists must apply for the Muay Thai Visa at a Thai Embassy or Thai Consulate in their home country. To ensure a smooth application process, you need to prepare all necessary documents and have your selected certified Muay Thai camp submit your documents to the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT). The SAT will then coordinate with the Department of Consular Affairs. You must wait for confirmation from these authorities before you can apply for your Muay Thai Visa, which allows you to stay in Thailand for up to 90 days. The processing time for the Muay Thai Visa is typically 12-32 days. You need to manage your travel schedule accordingly before applying for the visa.

You can apply for the Muay Thai Visa at the nearest Thai embassy or consulate in your home country.

Courses that allow you to apply for the Muay Thai Visa include full-time Muay Thai training programs at Standard Certified Muay Thai Camps. These programs ensure you meet the visa requirements for training and staying in Thailand.

No, this visa is a single-entry visa. With the Muay Thai Visa, you can stay in Thailand for up to 90 days.

If you are in Thailand on a tourist visa or visa exemption and wish to apply for a Muay Thai Visa, you cannot apply for a Muay Thai visa.

For those who want to study Muay Thai seriously or stay in Thailand for up to one year, you can apply for another type of visa called the Non-Immigrant ED Visa or student visa, which is different from the Muay Thai visa.

Note: The Muay Thai Visa is designed to promote tourism in Thailand and provide an opportunity to learn Muay Thai. Therefore, if you wish to stay in Thailand for up to 90 days to train in Muay Thai, the Muay Thai visa is the suitable option.

You will be notified via email from nowmuaythai.com as soon as your visa is approved. If you have contacted the Muay Thai camp directly, the camp will inform you through the communication channel you provided to them.