Thailand Camp Planner 2026/27

36 pages: nine worksheets, a 12-point scorecard, dated camp prices, visa notes for UK passports and fight nights. Prices checked 10 Oct 2026; Fairtex re-read 22 Oct 2026.

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The Thailand Camp Planner is a 36-page fillable PDF that takes you from "I want to train in Thailand" to a camp booked in writing. It works through seven decisions in order, with dated facts from official and first-party pages and a worksheet for each step. £9.

Key facts:

  • £9, one-off. A4 PDF, 36 pages, fillable on screen or printable.
  • Nine worksheets plus a cost-by-trip-length sheet, a 12-point camp scorecard and a 10-camp beginner table.
  • Camp prices from the camps' own pages, checked 10 October 2026 (Fairtex 22 October). Visa, safety and stadium pages re-read 22 October 2026.
  • No camp paid to appear. The PDF contains no affiliate links.
  • Not legal, immigration, medical, insurance or financial advice. The official pages always win.

Worksheets you fill in, with the facts beside them

Who it's for

  • First-timers planning one to eight weeks of training in Thailand.
  • Improvers choosing between Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Koh Samui and Pattaya.
  • Anyone who wants the price, the visa rules and the camp's answers in writing before paying a deposit.

It isn't a camp advert or a ranking. We haven't visited, trained at or inspected the camps listed.

What's inside

  • Shape the trip: what kind of trip, a seasons strip by region, five bases compared, and a weighted month-and-base worksheet.
  • Money: published low and high marks for training, privates, rooms and meals (about 40,000 to 75,000 baht for a month on the ground before flights), your own budget sheet, and a sheet to compare 2, 4 and 8 weeks from real quotes.
  • Choose the camp: what 90 camps publish about themselves and what that can't tell you, a 12-point scorecard, ten camps' published facts side by side, a compare-three-camps sheet, and the message to send before you pay.
  • Visa, safety and health: the 30-day visa-exempt rule for British passports from 15 September 2026, where GOV.UK and the Embassy word the entry limit differently, proof of funds, staying longer than 30 days, red flags, and an insurance check.
  • Get ready and go: a 12-week countdown, a packing tick-sheet, your first four weeks, recovery on camp, Bangkok stadium nights and how to buy tickets from official sources, rest days by base, a week-on-one-page planner, and a cut-out emergency card.
  • Sources and dates: every source, with the date we read it.

Page previews

Every page in the PDF, with its page number:

  • p3: How to use this planner

Shape the trip

  • p5: Your trip in seven decisions
  • p6: Worksheet 1: What kind of trip is this?
  • p7: When to go: seasons and regions
  • p8: Five bases compared
  • p9: Worksheet 2: Pick your month and base

Money

  • p11: What training really costs
  • p12: The whole-month budget: low marks and high marks
  • p13: Worksheet 3: Your budget
  • p14: Worksheet 3b: Cost by trip length

Choose the camp

  • p16: Gym quality 1: what camps publish, and what they don't
  • p17: Gym quality 2: the 12-point camp scorecard
  • p18: Beginner camp decision table
  • p19: Worksheet 4: Compare three camps
  • p20: Worksheet 5: The message to send before you book

Visa, safety and health

  • p22: Red flags, scams and traps
  • p23: Visa and entry for British passport holders
  • p24: Staying longer than 30 days
  • p25: Health, insurance and safety

Get ready and go

  • p27: Worksheet 6: 12-week countdown
  • p28: Worksheet 7: Packing tick-sheet
  • p29: Your first week, then weeks 2–4
  • p30: Recovery on camp
  • p31: Watching fights 1: Bangkok's stadium nights
  • p32: Watching fights 2: tickets, seats, and your fight-night plan
  • p33: Rest days and side trips by base
  • p34: Worksheet 8: Your week on one page
  • p35: Worksheet 9: First-week log + emergency card
  • p36: Sources and dates

Price and what you get

Price £9
Format A4 PDF, 36 pages, form fields for typing, prints cleanly in colour or black and white
Add-on at checkout Buy It Once, the beginner gear checklist and sizing guide, for £5 (£7 on its own)
Updates Corrections to this edition are free for buyers

Sources

  • Atlas-Thailand-Camp-Planner-2026-27.pdf, built 23 Oct 2026: page count and contents.
  • GOV.UK, Thailand entry requirements (updated 19 Oct 2026), read 22 Oct 2026: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/thailand/entry-requirements
  • Royal Thai Embassy London, visa exemption, read 22 Oct 2026: https://london.thaiembassy.org/en/page/exemp-visa
  • Rajadamnern Stadium, tickets and seat types, read 22 Oct 2026: https://rajadamnern.com/tickets/

FAQs

Who is the Thailand Camp Planner for?

Anyone planning one to eight weeks of Muay Thai training in Thailand who wants to compare real camps, cost the month and check the visa rules before paying a deposit. It suits first-timers and improvers. It is not a camp advert, and we have not visited the camps listed.

What do I get?

A 36-page A4 PDF with form fields: nine worksheets plus a cost-by-trip-length sheet, a 12-point camp scorecard, a ten-camp beginner table with prices from the camps' own pages, visa and entry notes for British passports, Bangkok stadium nights, a 12-week countdown, a packing tick-sheet and a cut-out emergency card.

How current are the facts?

Camp prices were checked on the camps' own pages on 10 October 2026 (Fairtex 22 October). The GOV.UK, Royal Thai Embassy London and Rajadamnern pages were re-read on 22 October 2026. Every fact carries its source and date, and the planner tells you to re-check the official pages before you book.

How much is it?

£9, one-off. You can add Buy It Once, the beginner gear checklist and sizing guide, for £5 at checkout (£7 on its own). The Full Kit Bundle of the Planner, Buy It Once and First Fight Ready is £19.99.

Can I fill it in on my phone?

Yes, in a PDF app that supports form fields; save a copy as you go. Or print the worksheets and use a pen.

Is it advice?

No. It is not legal, immigration, medical, insurance or financial advice. If an official page says something different, the official page is right.

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