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Muay Thai ED Visa in Chiang Mai
Long-Term Training & Stay at The Camp
Whether you want to fulfill visa requirements or fully immerse yourself in Muay Thai, The Camp offers two long-stay plans tailored to your lifestyle.
Join The Camp’s Muay Thai training and long-stay visa support programs in Chiang Mai, ideal for extended learning and cultural immersion. We are accredited by the Thai Ministry of Education.
We handle visa paperwork, housing, and training - so you can focus on your goals.
What is a Muay Thai ED Visa
in Thailand?
The Education (ED) Visa is designed for foreign nationals who wish to study in Thailand for an extended period. At The Camp, we provide complete documentation and support for obtaining and extending your ED Visa through Muay Thai education.
Visa Support Services
- Immigration-approved enrollment letters
- Attendance tracking and reporting
- 90-day check-in support
- 6- or 12-month visa extensions
- Application documents and step-by-step guidance
Long-Stay Options
Option 1 – Commute and Train
Ideal for students who wish to live independently in Chiang Mai city while training Muay Thai and fulfilling their visa requirements.
Features
- 6-Month ED Visa Plan: 96 sessions
- 12-Month ED Visa Plan: 192 sessions
- Visa documentation support included
- Flexible training schedule
- Accommodation not included
Tuition Fees
- 6 months: 48,000 THB + Visa paperwork fee : @3,500 THB
- 12 months: 108,000 THB + Visa paperwork fee : @5,800 THB
Option 2 – Live and Train On-site
Perfect for students seeking a fully immersive experience. Stay at The Camp, train daily, and let us handle all logistics.
Features
- Daily training included (Lite = 1/day, Full = 2/day)
- On-site accommodation (dormitory or private room)
- All visa paperwork and support included
- Fixed monthly rates (no seasonal changes)
- No session tracking—train as much as you like
Maximum Training Access
- 6-month Lite: up to 360 sessions
- 6-month Full: up to 720 sessions
- 12-month Lite: up to 720 sessions
- 12-month Full: up to 1,440 sessions
Instead of counting sessions, your training is fully included—giving you freedom to focus on progress, not logistics.
Plan Comparison
Standard ED Plan
Accommodation: Not included
Visa Support: Included
Training Sessions:
・6 months: 96
・12 months: 192
Training Frequency: Up to 4 sessions/week
Price Structure: Tuition-based
Lifestyle Focus: Flexible living
Long - Stay Plan
Accommodation: Included (on-site)
Visa Support: Included
Training Sessions:
・Unlimited (up to 360 -1,440)
・Depending on plan
Training Frequency: Daily (1-2 sessions/day)
Price Structure: All-inclusive
Lifestyle Focus: Full immersion
FAQ
Want to know more about ED and DTV visas? Check FAQ here.
Q : What types of long-term visas can I apply for through The Camp?
A : We support two types of long-stay visas through our Muay Thai training programs:
ED Visa (Education Visa) – For foreign students officially enrolled in our licensed Muay Thai Academy, certified by the Thai Ministry of Education.
DTV Visa (Destination Thailand Visa) – Introduced in 2024 for digital nomads and long-stay travelers.
Both visas include the same training curriculum. Only the visa category and application method differ.
Q : What are the benefits of the Long Stay Visa Plan (180 or 360 nights)?
A : If you stay on-site and choose our Long Stay Visa Plan, you will receive:
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Substantial discounts on training fees
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Discounted accommodation at The Camp
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Full visa paperwork support throughout your stay
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Assistance with travel notifications for short trips (important for immigration compliance)
This plan is ideal for those who want a simple, all-in-one long-stay setup.
Q : Do ED/DTV Visa packages include accommodation automatically?
A : Accommodation is included only with the Long Stay Visa Plan (180 or 360 nights).
If you choose a Train Only visa program, you must arrange your own accommodation.
However, a valid residential address is required for any visa application.
If you haven’t arranged housing yet, you may temporarily stay at The Camp and use our address during the application process.
If you prefer to live off-site, you must sign a contract with a hotel or apartment before applying.
Q : How do I apply for the ED or DTV Visa through The Camp?
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Decide whether you will stay on-site or off-site.
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Staying at The Camp → Choose the Long Stay Visa Plan (180 or 360 nights) + Lite/Full training
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Staying off-site → Choose the ED/DTV Visa Program only (6 or 12 months)
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Make full payment (no partial payments accepted).
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We will issue your documents:
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ED Visa → Acceptance Letter + Ministry of Education paperwork
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DTV Visa → Training Confirmation Letter
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You apply for the visa:
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ED Visa from inside Thailand
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DTV Visa from outside Thailand
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⚠️ Documents are issued only after full payment. No exceptions.
Q : What is the ED Visa application process and what documents are required?
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Choose your program duration and package.
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Submit passport copy (6+ months validity), ID photo, application form, and signed contract.
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Complete full payment.
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We prepare and email you all official paperwork (PDF).
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Apply at your local Thai embassy or consulate.
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After approval, travel to Thailand and complete registration at The Camp.
Processing times vary by embassy, typically 5–10 business days.
Q : Can I enter Thailand as a tourist and then switch to an ED Visa?
A : Yes — but you must enter Thailand with a Tourist Visa (TR).
Under current immigration rules:
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Visa Exemption (visa waiver) entry cannot be converted to an ED Visa
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You must leave Thailand, apply for a Tourist Visa (TR) at a Thai embassy/consulate abroad, and re-enter
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After entering with a TR, you may begin the ED Visa conversion process at Chiang Mai Immigration
We will provide all required school documentation and assist you with preparation and scheduling for the conversion process.
Q : Can I apply for a visa if I stay off-site?
A : Yes. You may live off-site and still join the ED or DTV Visa Program.
Please note:
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You must attend 4–5 Muay Thai sessions per week
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We do not provide accommodation support for off-site housing
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Immigration requires proof of your residential address
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If you do not have housing yet, you may temporarily stay at The Camp and use our address during the application process
Q : How often do I need to train to maintain my visa eligibility?
A : Students are expected to maintain 4–5 sessions per week.
Occasional absences due to illness or injury are acceptable, but prolonged or unexplained absences may cause visa issues.
Always inform staff if you are unwell or unable to train temporarily.
Q : What support does The Camp provide during my long-stay visa program?
A : We provide:
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All official training documents
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Complete visa-related paperwork
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Immigration guidance and support
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Assistance with travel notifications for short trips
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Help adjusting to daily life and training schedules in Chiang Mai
Our goal is to ensure you can focus on training and stay compliant with immigration rules.
How It Works – ED Visa Application Process
1. Submit Inquiry – Fill out our Visa Inquiry Form.
2. Receive Guidance – Get detailed instructions, checklists, and required documents.
3. Secure Your Stay – Confirm your plan and receive your official visa sponsorship letter.
Start Your Application
Ready to begin your Muay Thai journey in Chiang Mai? Submit your inquiry now and let us guide you every step of the way.