You'd think but maybe not many people searching online "How to live abroad and get beat up at the same time" ha :) Let me know how things go, seriously was one of the best things i did was this
Thank you so much for this very clear explanation. 👍 Need to train some time in Vietnam and come back in 30 days. Then start the process like you explained it
Hey this is a great video i kickboxed and I fought a TIE fighter in Los Angeles years ago so now I'm ready to retire thinking about coming to Thailand and find my old Muay Thai fighter that I fought in Los Angeles this would be cool for me to continue my workout too since I'm a kickboxer this is a great video so they got this Visa so you can come there and help out support the gyms and get in shape and learn the new fighting yeah man cool video the way you did it
Yeah its a great exp. to def go. If it is to support local businesses across the world or just have a life story to share. It's an amazing thing to do. I did it for just 9 months. I went over 9000 to fast (Jokes), and it was never seen bad and massivly improving. To this day i train daily..life lessons
i know from looking online there are different gyms that do fat camp visas as well. im former fit now not so lol but there are options for fatties to get a boost. couldnt think of anywhere better to get a massive jump start on getting fit again for us fatties
Yeah, when i first got in there were a lot of middle aged out of shape guys that within 4 months changed their entire mind set. For me a "Fattie" is just someone that makes bad decisions, not directly a food eating thing. If we ate correctly reduced carbs as we should we wouldn't be fat. So its def a good spot to start, as in obease or overly fat people joining, we had these 2 guys join, they ended up leaving after 2 weeks. It was a bit to intensive for them, and i can't blame theem. little did we know though the gym we were at the owner sett those 2 up at a Yoga fitness center here in Phuket for a 3 month plan and they returned like 30% thinner and extremely active and motivated Fix the mind set, all else goes into play i'd say
@@EndlessTravels I just think it’s an awesome idea. You are locked away as such to get into the mindset with better diet and exercise programs and you get a massive jump start. And when anyone sees results they’re more likely to maintain the program
I just got on and you here, fast reply time :) The education Visa is mulitiple entry status, so you can leave. If you are leaving monthly for vacations its fine JUST don't have it affect your training agreement contracts You are on this visa because you are training, the 3 schools i went to in total all had NO problems with missing some days but i saw a few guys in CM that were constantly hung over and mising days or showing up late and they were removed apparently, no one knows but they stopped showing up after about 3 weeks and the main 3 instructors told us not to worry about it and focus
The visa is up to 5 years The process of times is probably what your talking about. When your starting this process you HAVE to be in Thailand, mostly due to documents and rental agreements So in that time you'll 99% of the time have a 1 month tourist visa that you can extend 1 more time and you might have to leave to VN or close for a visa run for a 3rd month while doing the paper work. The VISA it self is an education visa that is 1 year for the first one, and can be extended up to 5 years after that. So your 3 month vs 1 year to me sounds like the others you've listened to are talking about the setting up process and having to get on tourist visas (1 - 2) months until they get their educaiton visa approved for the Muy Thai program Hope it helps
Thanks for the info on this. I was under the impression that the rate was around 40-60,000THB for the one year. Perhaps things have changed or the one you are talking about is the more official visa. The one I'm referring to is with the self-defense gym in cm, which you may be aware of
THats great. I am not sure of the past process and don't have the know how like i do in Vietnam here, but this process was what i walked though. Super easy and not that expensive at all. Idealy someone could work in Vietnam for 4 or 5 months save up and be set in Thailand to do this I do NOT know how much it matters towards this education Visa, but last year Thailand started to push a program that teachers had to pass some state exam to get a B1 or work permit to teach English. Thailand also dropped a tax for imported money which makes Thailand the MOST expensive tax haven on Earth. So maybe lowering the cost of this Visa (M. Thai ed visa) was a means to balance it? CM gyms...ohh man there are so many it's crazy CM and Phuket are much smaller and less demanded for MY, yet i saw MORE gyms in these two cities than i did in Bangkok
@@ceejay6417 It really is and if you already have money set aside to live off of and decide to pay your rent 1 year in advanced its an amazing time to relax in an amazing country and start focusing on your side work or new business idea almost worry free This was legit how i got heavy into Investing was with all the extra time i had with this as i didn't have to be a teacher or anything and only training 6 to 8 hours a week (I took extra classes)..
Yes, I think it's feasible and it seems quite popular as well. I would like to try Muay Thai or self defense learning but I'm not very serious and also concerned of injury or some detrimental effect of practicing various movements. I think that the kicking impact in particular could be harmful over time but I suppose it depends on the person's health. I think that practicing stock trading would require a learning curve and also potentially be stressful. I would probably be interested only in investing first and then possibly allowing for some risky ventures as well. But without experience and knowledge trading stock would be more like going to a casino unless you had some good advice. For investments I just look at things that work for me that I actually use and find the companies that I want to invest in. For example if I drove a honda motorbike or car I would invest in Honda but I'd also be open to other opportunities, though would be limited to large known companies that had obvious stability. I wonder if positioning myself in enough yielding stocks would be a good idea for passive income. I do have some business idea but generally I am a low risk type and so avoid going all in knowing that much of a business venture could very likely end up being simply a donation. Perhaps that's why it'd be better to get involved in such a venture in a place like Cambodia or Malaysia rather than others, as they seem more friendly to such ventures.
so if i fly to thailand i can stay for a total of 90 days right, if i want to apply for the muay thai visa i need a appartement i rent right. If i rent a place for 1 year after 35 days i stay, apply for a school and fix the visa the other 25 days. Do you think thats enough time or am i underestimating stuff also extending 30+ days. And is it smart to buy assistence for helping with the visa
If you fly in doing a VOA you have 60 days (Extended 1 time), if you do a Tourist Visa on their web site and approvevd yes 90 days. Your rental agreement is just part of the paper work so when you start renting is some what subjective but most likely will be within the first few weeks as you'll want to get the paper work done. As in paying for an agent, this is up to you. I avoid Agents in Thailand and Vietnam, most are unaware of anything and just cost you time and money than results. Thailand's immigration offices are way more effective and "Smarter" to the point you can figure 99% of it out on your own. Also consider the DTV newer Visa that was release that is a 5 year, it MIGHT be better idea if your trying to stay past 1 year. The cost is a bit more but the over all value is much more and it doesn't restrict you to an education visa
@@EndlessTravels Hi, thanks allot for responding, thanks allot for explaining about applying for a tourist visa on the website i didnt even knew that xD, thanks about the agent information also. I have red about the DTV visa i might be planning that after the 1 year educational visa because you need to have 500k baht worth of money on the bank, If i put that amount of money on the bank IRS is going to be on my ass lol
Proper stuff this video👌🏻 should have way more views! Thanks for the info bro helped a lot 👍🏻
You'd think but maybe not many people searching online "How to live abroad and get beat up at the same time" ha :)
Let me know how things go, seriously was one of the best things i did was this
Thank you so much for this very clear explanation. 👍
Need to train some time in Vietnam and come back in 30 days. Then start the process like you explained it
Love it, your going to like the whole program. I have zero regrets and the visual results were gold
Hey this is a great video i kickboxed and I fought a TIE fighter in Los Angeles years ago so now I'm ready to retire thinking about coming to Thailand and find my old Muay Thai fighter that I fought in Los Angeles this would be cool for me to continue my workout too since I'm a kickboxer this is a great video so they got this Visa so you can come there and help out support the gyms and get in shape and learn the new fighting yeah man cool video the way you did it
Yeah its a great exp. to def go. If it is to support local businesses across the world or just have a life story to share. It's an amazing thing to do. I did it for just 9 months. I went over 9000 to fast (Jokes), and it was never seen bad and massivly improving. To this day i train daily..life lessons
i know from looking online there are different gyms that do fat camp visas as well.
im former fit now not so lol
but there are options for fatties to get a boost.
couldnt think of anywhere better to get a massive jump start on getting fit again for us fatties
Yeah, when i first got in there were a lot of middle aged out of shape guys that within 4 months changed their entire mind set.
For me a "Fattie" is just someone that makes bad decisions, not directly a food eating thing. If we ate correctly reduced carbs as we should we wouldn't be fat.
So its def a good spot to start, as in obease or overly fat people joining, we had these 2 guys join, they ended up leaving after 2 weeks. It was a bit to intensive for them, and i can't blame theem.
little did we know though the gym we were at the owner sett those 2 up at a Yoga fitness center here in Phuket for a 3 month plan and they returned like 30% thinner and extremely active and motivated
Fix the mind set, all else goes into play i'd say
@@EndlessTravels I just think it’s an awesome idea.
You are locked away as such to get into the mindset with better diet and exercise programs and you get a massive jump start.
And when anyone sees results they’re more likely to maintain the program
How is traveling out the country when your on this visa? Would i be able to travel like every month out the country with out a problem?
I just got on and you here, fast reply time :)
The education Visa is mulitiple entry status, so you can leave.
If you are leaving monthly for vacations its fine JUST don't have it affect your training agreement contracts
You are on this visa because you are training, the 3 schools i went to in total all had NO problems with missing some days but i saw a few guys in CM that were constantly hung over and mising days or showing up late and they were removed apparently, no one knows but they stopped showing up after about 3 weeks and the main 3 instructors told us not to worry about it and focus
Is the visa 3 months or a year I seen different ones
The visa is up to 5 years
The process of times is probably what your talking about. When your starting this process you HAVE to be in Thailand, mostly due to documents and rental agreements
So in that time you'll 99% of the time have a 1 month tourist visa that you can extend 1 more time and you might have to leave to VN or close for a visa run for a 3rd month while doing the paper work.
The VISA it self is an education visa that is 1 year for the first one, and can be extended up to 5 years after that.
So your 3 month vs 1 year to me sounds like the others you've listened to are talking about the setting up process and having to get on tourist visas (1 - 2) months until they get their educaiton visa approved for the Muy Thai program
Hope it helps
Thanks for the info on this. I was under the impression that the rate was around 40-60,000THB for the one year. Perhaps things have changed or the one you are talking about is the more official visa. The one I'm referring to is with the self-defense gym in cm, which you may be aware of
THats great. I am not sure of the past process and don't have the know how like i do in Vietnam here, but this process was what i walked though. Super easy and not that expensive at all.
Idealy someone could work in Vietnam for 4 or 5 months save up and be set in Thailand to do this
I do NOT know how much it matters towards this education Visa, but last year Thailand started to push a program that teachers had to pass some state exam to get a B1 or work permit to teach English. Thailand also dropped a tax for imported money which makes Thailand the MOST expensive tax haven on Earth.
So maybe lowering the cost of this Visa (M. Thai ed visa) was a means to balance it?
CM gyms...ohh man there are so many
it's crazy CM and Phuket are much smaller and less demanded for MY, yet i saw MORE gyms in these two cities than i did in Bangkok
It's a good deal if you don't want to deal with the hassle of travel.
@@ceejay6417 It really is and if you already have money set aside to live off of and decide to pay your rent 1 year in advanced its an amazing time to relax in an amazing country and start focusing on your side work or new business idea almost worry free
This was legit how i got heavy into Investing was with all the extra time i had with this as i didn't have to be a teacher or anything and only training 6 to 8 hours a week (I took extra classes)..
Yes, I think it's feasible and it seems quite popular as well. I would like to try Muay Thai or self defense learning but I'm not very serious and also concerned of injury or some detrimental effect of practicing various movements. I think that the kicking impact in particular could be harmful over time but I suppose it depends on the person's health.
I think that practicing stock trading would require a learning curve and also potentially be stressful. I would probably be interested only in investing first and then possibly allowing for some risky ventures as well. But without experience and knowledge trading stock would be more like going to a casino unless you had some good advice. For investments I just look at things that work for me that I actually use and find the companies that I want to invest in. For example if I drove a honda motorbike or car I would invest in Honda but I'd also be open to other opportunities, though would be limited to large known companies that had obvious stability. I wonder if positioning myself in enough yielding stocks would be a good idea for passive income.
I do have some business idea but generally I am a low risk type and so avoid going all in knowing that much of a business venture could very likely end up being simply a donation. Perhaps that's why it'd be better to get involved in such a venture in a place like Cambodia or Malaysia rather than others, as they seem more friendly to such ventures.
so if i fly to thailand i can stay for a total of 90 days right, if i want to apply for the muay thai visa i need a appartement i rent right.
If i rent a place for 1 year after 35 days i stay, apply for a school and fix the visa the other 25 days. Do you think thats enough time or am i underestimating stuff also extending 30+ days.
And is it smart to buy assistence for helping with the visa
If you fly in doing a VOA you have 60 days (Extended 1 time), if you do a Tourist Visa on their web site and approvevd yes 90 days.
Your rental agreement is just part of the paper work so when you start renting is some what subjective but most likely will be within the first few weeks as you'll want to get the paper work done.
As in paying for an agent, this is up to you. I avoid Agents in Thailand and Vietnam, most are unaware of anything and just cost you time and money than results. Thailand's immigration offices are way more effective and "Smarter" to the point you can figure 99% of it out on your own.
Also consider the DTV newer Visa that was release that is a 5 year, it MIGHT be better idea if your trying to stay past 1 year. The cost is a bit more but the over all value is much more and it doesn't restrict you to an education visa
@@EndlessTravels Hi, thanks allot for responding, thanks allot for explaining about applying for a tourist visa on the website i didnt even knew that xD, thanks about the agent information also. I have red about the DTV visa i might be planning that after the 1 year educational visa because you need to have 500k baht worth of money on the bank, If i put that amount of money on the bank IRS is going to be on my ass lol
i might try the dtv visa benefits is insane