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What are the requirements for the 90-day Muay Thai visa in Thailand, and does a criminal record affect eligibility?

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Jan 28, 2024

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Can anyone give me more info on the 90 day mauy Thai visa I’ve read up that you need a clean criminal record is this really essential as unfortunately I’ve some minor convictions from years ago will this stop me from continuing my education in mauy Thai ???

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The 90-day Muay Thai visa may require a clean criminal record, but the impact of past minor convictions can vary. Some users indicated that less serious offenses like shoplifting may not be a significant barrier, while more serious charges might raise concerns. Clarity on the visa's current status is still needed.

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Tulip ********

Dont do the crime if you cant do the time.

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who mentioned anything about time ?

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Morgan ******

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Your making no sense and your comment back fired take the day off

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Tulip ********

Thats probably why you got caught

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I accidentally broke the law as the old law had changed without me known about it changing….

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Tulip ********

Its also a lyric from a very old crime series theme song starring Robert Blake as an upright straight talking cop who dealt out justice, the star was subsequently jailed for murdering his wife.

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Morgan ******

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I couldn’t care less tbh

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Tulip ********

Means if caught, crimes have penalties, perhaps if more people thought about how their actions might have future consequences they might think twice about breaking the law.

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Steve ********

Depends on the convictions. Shoplifting they wouldn't worry about. GBH might be a different matter

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are you surmising?

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Steve ********

No

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you know from experience then

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Steve ********

Not personal but I do know someone who had convictions for assault couldn't get a visa.

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Rob *******

I thought the MY visa is not active yet

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