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What type of visa should I apply for to practice Muay Thai in Thailand for two months?

Visa Types Tourist Visa Single Entry Visa Muay Thai Visa Extension Immigration in Thailand

Feb 1, 2022

3 years ago

Carlos ********

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Hi everyone! I'm new on this group. I come to you guys hoping for some advice. I'm a martial artist and I want to go to Thailand to practice Muay Thai for two months. I'm a U.S. citizen with a passport but no knowledge about the types of Visa or how to star the process. Can anyone help me or point me on the right direction? I appreciate any and all the help I can get.

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A new expat is seeking advice on the type of visa needed for a two-month stay in Thailand to practice Muay Thai. Community members suggest options such as entering on a visa exemption for 30 days and extending for an additional 30 days, or applying for a single entry tourist visa for 60 days which can also be extended for another 30 days. Some gyms may also offer a student visa for those wishing to stay longer.

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James ********

Good Luck Carlos...

You can continue your quest in finding a Muay Thai school using other forums. .

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3 years ago

Tony **********

few gym can give you a student visa (muay thai) if you decide to stay longer

3 years ago

Carlos ********

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Sounds great guys! Where can I apply for the 60 days Single Entry Tourist Visa? What is the process?

3 years ago

Tod *********

@Carlos *******

from the US you apply on the eVisa online application website here

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3 years ago

Carlos ********

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@Tod ********

thanks brother!

3 years ago

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Carlos ********

Robert *******

If you want to avoid 1 day at immigration for the 30 day extentsion, apply for the Single Entry Tourist Visa and get 60 days on entry. And in case of, possible to extend once with another 30 days.

3 years ago

Lloyd ********

The other option would be to apply for a single entry tourist visa, this will give you a 60 entry that can be extended by a further 30 days

3 years ago

Lloyd ********

If you really just want 2 months, come on a visa exempt, 30 days and then extend in Thailand for another 30 days.

3 years ago

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