EDUCATION VISA
ED Visa
6 MONTHS96 lessons
12 MONTHS192 lessons
ROUTESchool-based long-stay Muay Thai program
PROGRAM FEESProvided after KYI review.
VISA SUPPORT · CHIANG MAI, THAILAND
Train long-term in Thailand with the right school-side support.
The Camp supports eligible Muay Thai students with school-side documents for ED and DTV program routes. Start with KYI (Know Your Intent) so we can review your situation before you commit.
START WITH KYIED OR DTV
Two different long-stay routes.
The right route depends on your intended stay, passport, visa history, and current Thai immigration requirements. The Camp does not decide visa eligibility; our role is the school side of the program.
DESTINATION THAILAND VISA
DTV Visa
PROGRAMThe Camp DTV Muay Thai Program
LESSONS192 lessons
PURPOSEMuay Thai soft-power program support
PROGRAM FEEProvided after KYI review.
START HERE
KYI comes before detailed visa guidance.
Submit your basic personal, travel, and visa information through KYI. We review the information first, then explain the appropriate school-side route and next steps.
01
Submit KYI
Tell us who you are, how long you plan to stay, and the visa route you are considering.
02
The Camp reviews
We check whether your case fits one of our school-supported program routes.
03
Confirm the program
Once the route is clear, the relevant program and payment requirements are confirmed.
04
School-side documents
The Camp prepares the school-side documentation required for the supported program route.
HOW YOU STAY
Stay onsite, or arrange your own accommodation.
TRAINING ONLY
Off-site visa program
For students who arrange their own accommodation and join the required Muay Thai training program at The Camp.
STAY & TRAIN + VISA
Stay onsite at The Camp
Combine accommodation, training, and school-side visa support. Onsite visa-program arrangements are reviewed individually after KYI.
OUR ROLE
School-side support, not a visa guarantee.
THE CAMP CAN
Review your KYI, enroll you in the appropriate supported program, and prepare the school-side documentation for that route.
THE CAMP CANNOT
Guarantee visa approval, make the embassy or immigration decision, or give one universal answer for every passport and individual case. Visa validity, permitted stay, extensions, and entry rules are separate immigration matters and should be confirmed using current Thai authority guidance.
Visa FAQs
How far in advance should I start preparing for my visa?
We recommend contacting us 45–60 days before your planned arrival. Allow plenty of time, as preparing documents and completing the review process may take longer in some cases. This is a preparation guideline, not a guaranteed visa processing time.
What is the minimum training attendance requirement?
The Camp’s ED program requires attendance at 96 lessons for the 6-month course or 192 lessons for the 1-year course. These are the minimum required attendance totals, not the maximum number of lessons you may take.
Can I travel within Thailand or abroad after obtaining my visa?
You are expected to continue studying Muay Thai at The Camp and attend the required lessons. If you plan to travel, please discuss your plans with our team in advance so that your trip does not interfere with training or visa-related procedures.
If you are staying in Thailand on an ED visa, you generally need to obtain a re-entry permit before leaving the country to preserve your current permission to stay. Leaving without a required re-entry permit will invalidate that permission to stay. DTV is a multiple-entry visa and is treated differently from ED.
READY TO CHECK YOUR ROUTE?
Start with KYI.
Submit your information first. We will review it before giving case-specific school-side visa guidance.
SUBMIT KYI