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What additional documents are required for a Thai Muay Thai gym's visa application in Serbia?

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Jan 8, 2025
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Derry *********
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Anyone know what this means?

Application in Serbia, online, soft power, muay thai
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The conversation discusses the documentation required for an application related to a muay thai gym in Serbia. The user is unclear about what additional documents their gym needs to provide, having already submitted several certifications. Comments indicate the need for proof of the legitimacy of the gym, such as business papers and certifications from relevant sports authorities.
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@Dca ****
 thank you yes this a document we have and have forwarded it to our customer.

Thanks again
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Ned *******
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 that’s just the front page. Notice the page numbering in the footer. There could be up to 20 papers in your business’ docket. See my initial reply for more details.
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Derry *********
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So we are the gym we already provided

Ltd company certification

Sports authority cert

Board of boxing sport cert

Ministry of education cert

Just not sure what additional documents they need here ?
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Ned *******
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 your Thai business registration papers. Affidavit + articles of organization + registered business functions + shareholders list.

You can grab it online on the DBD Go website for about 500THB (if you don’t have one that’s less than 6 months old). If you have a copy that was issued less than 6 months ago, you can send them that one (just make sure the QR code on the bottom is visible).
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 It's the document that shows the ownership/shares split of your Thai business, issued by the DBD (Department of Business Development) 👍
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Ned *******
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 that’s only 1 section of the entire pack they’re asking for.
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Chris *******
That is the Thai company business papers.

They want the proof that it's a legit company.
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Marco *******
Pretty sure that's a document your muay thai gym has to provide you
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