DTV-Certified Muaythai Academy
97% Approval Rate
100% Refund if Rejected
Why Get the DTV Visa with FITFAC
1. DTV Visa - Accredited Gym
🏛️ Fully accredited by the Ministry of Education and Certified by the Board of Boxing Sport
💎 These two certificates are the most important documents for obtaining a DTV Visa (and we have both).
2. Thailand’s Most Experienced DTV Visa Experts
📊We handle more DTV Visa cases than most gyms and many agencies, which is why we created DTVVisaThailand.com
🌍 600+ applicants from 30+ nationalities have applied through Thai embassies worldwide using our guidance.
3. 100% refunded if Visa is rejected
💯If your DTV Visa is rejected — for any reason — we refund 100% of the fees you paid us
4. Fast Support, Clear Pricing, No hidden Cost
Fast & Responsive Support
We guide you through your DTV Visa application smoothly with quick and attentive assistance
Fair Pricing, Good Reviews,
Pricing is clearly listed
Documents Ready in 2 Working Days
You’ll receive all required documents within 2 working days after payment, giving you confidence and peace of mind throughout the process.
DTV Visa Price and Cost
*For Workcation Application Review Only
THB 9000
Guidance on preparing the correct documents
Help with writing your embassy cover letter
Recommendations on the best Thai embassy to apply at
Filling the Thai E-Visa application for you
Letter + Reviewed
Approve rate 99%
THB 41990
10% Discount From THB 44990
We handle everything for you — embassy selection, cover letter, and full DTV submission.
Our best-selling package with the highest approval rate
Required Documents for the DTV Visa
- Passport with at least 6 months validity
- Recent Photo taken less than 6 months
- Proof of Current Location(outside Thailand)
- Proof of Funds Over 500,000 THB
- Purpose of Visit Supporting Documents
- Visa fee about 10,000 THB
How to apply DTV with FITFAC
Step 1: Consults with our team
Step 2 : Estimate your DTV chances
Step 3 : Choose package & Pay the Fees
Step 4 : Submit Application & Wait for the result
Step 5 : Receive Visa and Enter Thailand
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I apply for the DTV Visa while staying in Thailand?
No, you cannot. This is because the embassy will require proof of your current residence (outside Thailand), such as checking all pages of your passport, verifying your entry stamps, and asking for accommodation bookings if you apply outside your home country. They may also randomly request you to attend an interview at the embassy.
If you cannot provide sufficient evidence of legal residence in the country where you are submitting your visa application, your visa application will be rejected.
Can I apply for the DTV visa in any country?
Yes — you can typically apply for DTV at any Thai embassy or consulate where you are legally residing at the time of application, but some embassies may require proof of residence permit.
Additionally, some embassies may not be suitable for your situation because they may request extra documents that you may not be able to provide, which could increase the risk of refusal.
We have experience submitting DTV applications at over 30 embassies worldwide, so you are welcome to consult with us first.
We can advise you on which embassy is most suitable for your case to maximize your chances of approval.
How long does the DTV Visa take to process?
The processing time from submitting your application to receiving the approved visa can range from 5 days to 6 weeks.
This depends on the specific embassy’s policies, the completeness of your application, and the time of year you apply.
Reach out to us and we can give you a ballpark estimate of how long each embassy usually takes to issue the visa.
(Please note that this is only an estimate.)
Do I need to have 500,000 THB in my bank account, and for how long must I maintain it before applying?
Yes, you are required to show proof of having at least 500,000 THB in your bank account when applying for a DTV visa. Most Thai embassies will request bank statements covering the past 3 months to confirm that you have genuinely maintained this amount over a continuous period, rather than depositing it temporarily right before your application.
In addition, the 500,000 THB must be held in a personal savings or checking account only. Funds held in investment accounts, corporate or business accounts, or cryptocurrency accounts are not accepted.
However, requirements may vary depending on the embassy, and these details are often not clearly stated on embassy websites.
If you are unsure, you are welcome to ask us first so we can help ensure that your documents are prepared correctly.
Who can act as a sponsor for my DTV visa application?
The following individuals can act as your sponsor for a DTV visa application:
Parents or legal guardians
A legally married spouse
Immediate family members who can provide proof of relationship
For the Workcation and Soft Power categories, the sponsor must transfer the required funds into your bank account to prove the source of funds according to embassy requirements.
In addition, the sponsor must provide the following documents:
Sponsorship Letter
Proof of relationship
Proof of money transfer to you (if applicable to the category)
The sponsor’s financial evidence
Do I need to keep renewing the FITFAC course throughout the 5 years of my DTV visa, or do I only need to just to get it once?
There are currently no official guidelines from the Thai Government regarding ongoing Soft Power attendance.
However, based on our experience, none of our students have ever been asked by immigration to show ongoing course attendance after their initial training package with us has ended.
Therefore, we believe that you do not need to keep renewing your FITFAC course throughout the 5 years of your DTV visa.
That said, because rules can change at any time, we recommend keeping some form of evidence in case immigration asks. This could include:
A photo of you training Muay Thai (it does not have to be at FITFAC)
A Muay Thai gym membership
Any photo or video showing that you still occasionally practice Muay Thai
One advantage of applying under the Muay Thai Soft Power category is that it is completely normal for someone to continue practicing Muay Thai for many years — unlike categories such as cooking school or medical treatment (after all, who would study cooking for 5 years straight unless they plan to open a restaurant?).
By continuing Muay Thai training from time to time, you not only stay fit but also have credible and natural evidence to show immigration if they ever ask why you are in Thailand.
Can I reapply if my DTV application was cancelled?
You may apply for the DTV visa again, either under the same category or a different one. However, the risk of being rejected again remains high—even if you submit your application at a different embassy—unless the reason for your initial refusal was simply due to incorrect personal information.
Therefore, you should prepare complete supporting documents or enroll with a credible institution from the very beginning to maximize your chances of approval.
Do all nationalities qualify for this visa?
There are currently no official Thai Government guidelines on which nationalities qualify for the DTV visa. However, in practice, Thailand maintains a watchlist of nationalities that are considered high-risk for long-term visas due to recurring immigration issues.
For this reason, FITFAC does not issue Letters of Acceptance to applicants from the following countries:
China, Hong Kong, India, Myanmar (Burma), Cambodia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and all African countries except South Africa.
Although citizens of these countries may still apply through other Muay Thai gyms or Soft Power schools, FITFAC cannot take the risk of jeopardizing our license. If immigration were to investigate or raid a school for issuing acceptance letters to high-risk applicants, all visas obtained through that school could potentially be revoked.
Do I need to provide health insurance to get the DTV visa?
No, health insurance is not required for the DTV visa. However, if you plan to stay in Thailand long-term, we strongly recommend getting some form of health insurance. If you become sick or have an accident, being admitted to a Thai public hospital can be challenging — they are often overcrowded, and English-speaking staff may be limited. Having proper insurance is especially important in Thailand, which has one of the highest road-accident rates in the world.
Health insurance premiums in Thailand typically range from 40,000–50,000 THB per year for a healthy 40-year-old male.
If you would like help, we can refer you to a trusted health insurance agent. We do receive a small commission for the referral, but you will pay the same price as everyone else. This can also save you a lot of time searching for a reliable agent on your own.
Can DTV holders open a Thai bank account?
DTV holders are not eligible to open a Thai bank account, as most banks classify the DTV as a visa similar to a tourist visa, despite its long validity period.
