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Train in Thailand for years — visa ready.

The Destination Thailand Visa lets you live in Chiang Mai with Muay Thai training as your qualifying activity: up to 5 years, 180 days per entry. We provide the training documents that support your application.

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The basics

What is the DTV?

The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is Thailand's 5-year, multiple-entry visa for remote workers and people joining Thai soft-power activities, including Muay Thai training. Each entry lets you stay up to 180 days, extendable once.

Training at a recognised gym counts as a qualifying activity. That's where we come in: enrol in a long-term program at Wildcat and we provide the paperwork your application needs.

How it works

Three steps to your long stay.

1

Enrol long-term

Pick a monthly or multi-month training plan at Wildcat. That's your qualifying soft-power activity.

2

Get your documents

We provide your enrolment letter and training confirmation, ready for your application.

3

Apply & settle in

Apply at a Thai embassy or via e-visa, then make Chiang Mai home for up to 5 years.

Read the full step-by-step application guide →

What's included

What you get from Wildcat.

Enrolment letter

Official confirmation of your long-term enrolment, issued by the gym.

Training confirmation

Proof of ongoing training for extensions and re-entries.

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Eligibility

Am I eligible?

Most applicants need a passport, proof of funds (around 500,000 THB) and a qualifying activity, which is your Muay Thai enrolment. Requirements vary by embassy; message us and we'll point you in the right direction for your situation.

Full eligibility guide: take the 2-minute quiz →

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DTV approved ★★★★★
I just got a DTV soft power visa after booking with this Muay Thai school. Meaw, the owner, is very professional; she provided me with all the necessary documents quickly, and the whole process went very smoothly. I highly recommend it.
Jérémy Nicolau France
DTV FAQ

Your questions, answered.

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How long can I stay on a DTV?
The visa is valid 5 years, multiple entry. Each entry allows up to 180 days, extendable once for another 180 days inside Thailand.
Does Muay Thai training really qualify?
Yes. Muay Thai is one of Thailand's recognised soft-power activities. A long-term enrolment at a gym like Wildcat is your qualifying activity.
What documents does Wildcat provide?
An enrolment letter and a training confirmation matching your program. The rest (passport, proof of funds, application) stays on your side, and we'll guide you through it.
How much money do I need to show?
Embassies generally ask for proof of around 500,000 THB in savings. Exact requirements vary by embassy, so check the one where you'll apply.
Where do I apply?
At a Thai embassy or consulate outside Thailand, or online via the official Thai e-visa system, depending on your country.

Up to five years in Thailand —

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We've helped guests through the DTV from day one. Ask us anything before you apply.

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