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The departures hall at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok

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Guides to prepare your training trip to Thailand

Seven guides backed by official sources (camps, Thai and French foreign ministries, the UK FCDO, the CDC, IFMA and WBC rules, insurers), checked on 9 and 10 October 2026. When a source is missing, we say so instead of making up a figure.

7 sourced guidesChecked on 9 and 10 October 2026

Photo : The departures hall at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok · Khaosaming · CC BY-SA 3.0

Before you leave

In order: what to settle before booking the flight.

  1. 01

    Choosing a camp

    6 questions to ask in writing, before paying

    Choosing your camp: the questions to ask before paying

  2. 02

    DTV visa

    10,000 THB · 5 years · 180 days per entry

    DTV visa (Muay Thai): how to stay up to 5 years in Thailand

  3. 03

    Insurance

    World Nomads: Muay Thai covered on the Explorer plan

    Travel insurance: which plans cover combat sports?

  4. 04

    Health and safety

    See a doctor at least a month before leaving (CDC)

    Health and safety: prepare well and train without getting hurt

  5. 05

    Gear

    Fairtex leather gloves: 2,750 THB

    Gear: what to pack, what to buy on the spot?

  6. 06

    Budget

    Tiger: 13,500 THB a month · Fairtex: 16,500 THB unlimited

    Real budget: how much does 1 month of Muay Thai in Thailand cost?
Street food stall in Thailand
Photo : Street food stall in Thailand · Dragfyre · CC BY-SA 3.0

On site

To read before your first session.

  1. 01

    First day at camp

    Greet the kru with a wai, go under the ropes

    First day at camp: how it goes, etiquette and vocabulary