The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is a 5-year multiple-entry visa designed for remote workers, cultural enthusiasts, and individuals participating in Thailand’s soft power activities such as Muay Thai training.  Key features of our program include:

• Duration: 6 months, with an option to extend for additional 180 days.
• Cost: Prices start at 23,000 Baht for 15 Muay Thai sessions over 6 months, including an acceptance letter for a 5-year Destination Thailand Visa (DTV).  Unlimited training sessions are also available.
• Training Schedule: Access group classes as you wish (Monday to Saturday). Training participation is entirely optional.

1. Valid Passport or Travel Document
   Provide a clear copy of your passport or travel document, ensuring the biodata page is legible and up-to-date.

2. Recent Photograph
   Submit a high-quality photograph taken within the past six months, adhering to standard photo requirements for official documentation.

3. Current Location Verification
   Include proof of your current residence or location, such as a utility bill, rental agreement, or any official correspondence with your address.

4. Financial Assurance
   Demonstrate financial stability by providing evidence of at least 500,000 THB in accessible funds. This can be verified through recent bank statements, a sponsorship letter, or other credible financial documents.

5. Official Gym Enrollment Confirmation
   Present an invitation or confirmation letter from a certified Muay Thai gym, clearly stating your acceptance and enrollment in their training program. This document is also commonly referred to as an ‘acceptance letter.’

1. Complete the Application Form: Choose our DTV Visa packages and fill out the form with accurate personal information.
2. Secure Payment: Process your payment through our secure payment portal to confirm enrollment. Retain the confirmation as proof of payment.
3. Acceptance Letter: Receive your official acceptance letter and other documents, including:
   
   • • A certificate from the Muay Thai school confirming your enrollment or participation.
   • • Official business registration documents of the gym.
   • • A receipt displaying the gym’s Tax ID number along with your name.
   • • A copy of the Thai ID card belonging to an authorized signatory (typically the gym owner or camp leader).
4. Prepare Required Documents: Gather all necessary documents for submission.
5. Submit to Thai E Visa Website: Visit thaievisa.go.th to complete your application.

• Receive Your Official Acceptance Letter for the 5-Year Destination Thailand Visa (DTV): The DTV allows stays of up to 180 days per visit, with the option to extend for another 180 days.
• Licensed Muay Thai Gym: Singpatong Sitnumnoi Muay Thai, established in 1971, is a reputable gym officially licensed by the Office of Boxing Sport Board, Sports Authority of Thailand, under the Ministry of Sports and Tourism. Somnuek Phatburee (Numnoi) is officially recognized as the owner according to the Boxing Act B.E. 2542 (1999).
• 100% Thai Owned Muay Thai Gym: Unlike other Thai gyms, including those that are not Muay Thai-specific and foreign owned gyms but offer DTV visas, Singpatong Sitnumnoi is 100% Thai-owned and one of the few Muay Thai gyms across Thailand that is recognized by the Sports Authority of Thailand. Our acceptance letters, officially recognized by the Royal Thai Embassy and Consulates, can enhance the likelihood of your DTV Visa application’s approval.
• Renowned Trainers: Singpatong Sitnumnoi Muay Thai boasts well-known trainers throughout the Kingdom, namely, Runganan Sitnumnoi, also known as Anan, Komsan Saktewan, otherwise known as Komsan, Kongpayak Sorjorsuwit, popularly called Mad.
• Flexible Training Options: Engage with Muay Thai as much or as little as you like; our program is designed to adapt to your preferences.
• 100% Money Back Guarantee:  In the unlikely event that your DTV visa application is rejected, we offer a full refund.
• Extended Stay: Enjoy 6-month stay in Thailand, with the possibility of extending your stay to further explore and experience. 

RECOMMENDED TRAINING PLAN
Training Schedule in the Morning:
7:00 am – 60 minutes / 8-10 km running.
8:00 am – Short stretching after running 5-10 minutes.
8:10 am – 3-5 rounds of 5 minutes pad training with instructor learning fighting techniques and protections. Don’t forget to drink water in the round breaks.
9:00 am – Clinch Training: Clinching with partners. Clinch throws, clinch attacks and techniques. 15 minutes.
9:15 am – Punching Bag: Kicks, punches, knees, kicks and elbows each 200 times.
9:45 am – Shadow Boxing of 10 minutes or 15 minutes (start slowly and increase speed).
10:00 am – Cool Down Stretching.

Training Schedule in the Afternoon/Evening:
4:00 pm – 60 minutes / 8-10 km running.
5:00 pm – Short stretching after running 5-10 minutes.
5:10 pm – 3-5 rounds of 5 minutes pad training with instructor learning fighting techniques and protections. Don’t forget to drink water in the round breaks.
6:00 pm – Clinch Training: Clinching with partners. Clinch throws, clinch attacks and techniques. 30 minutes.
6:30 am – Punching Bag: Kicks, punches, knees, kicks and elbows each 200 times.
7:00 pm – Shadow Boxing of 10 minutes or 15 minutes (start slowly and increase speed).
7:15 pm – Cool Down Stretching.