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Can I get a 5-year visa for dental implants in Thailand?

Dec 30, 2025

17 hours ago

If i am getting a tooth implant. Would i be able to use that to get a 5 year soft visa ?? And what dentist is good ?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The question of obtaining a 5-year visa based on a dental implant procedure has generated mixed responses. While some users indicate that it's unlikely to qualify for a long-term visa just for dental work, others share experiences where medical treatment, including dental care, can lead to various visa options like the DTV (Digital Nomad Visa). To pursue this, users recommend obtaining a treatment plan from a dentist and checking for at least 6 months of ongoing treatment to support the visa application. Some commenters mention that you might be able to get a shorter visa, such as a 30-day tourist visa or a visa on arrival (VOA), for dental procedures instead.

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David ************

if you have ongoing work yes.

2 hours ago

Pete *******

A six month dental treatment plan is just as valid as any other soft power option for obtaining a DTV.

2 hours ago

Kool *******

Get a treatment plan from your dentist, then apply

4 hours ago

Paulie ********

Yes I did made 3 appointments over a 7 month period but you need a medical certificate from the dr appointment cards they dont acept

4 hours ago

Joseph ********

Can you get a visa for braces

5 hours ago

Anonymous ******************

Why are people laughing about this. Since the start of DTV , You could always get a medical DTV for any major or also minor treatment. Some people mentioned they planned to go to the doctor once and got the Medical DTV approved for it. Haven’t heard from medical DTV in a long time but from heresay even one time visit to hospital might be enough.

11 hours ago

Roger ***********

Clear but why do you think you ll be granted a 5 year visa for a 30 days hospitalization? Let s be serious, why not visa for life ?

11 hours ago

Donald **********

@Roger **********

Might get longer with a brain transplant?

7 hours ago

Anonymous ******************

@Roger **********

it has been approved before. Don’t argue with logic. I could tell you story’s about missing logic in Thailand all day long. The only question is how likely is it to be approved and would it make timely and financial sense compared to softpower DTV. I have just read in late 2025 you can get hair loss treatment or teeth whitening approved

11 hours ago

Roger ***********

Why do i chat with a anonymous? Useless you are just they to activate long chats.end of discussion

11 hours ago

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Roger ***********

Anonymous ******************

A year ago most likely, now still a possibility

11 hours ago

Paul *******

I got one for dental treatment from the London embassy with no issues for dental work.

Best of luck

12 hours ago

Benjamin *********

Sure. I came here 5 years ago for flu, im still here.

12 hours ago

Lili ********

@Benjamin ********

There was no DTV 5 years ago. It came about in June 2024 and I got mine in September 2024 and arrived in TLand in April 2025 and left in August 2025 and may come back at another time.

5 hours ago

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Lili ********

Thomas ********

12 hours ago

Gary **********

No way 😳

13 hours ago

Kal ****

Of course you can. Actually most likely they will give you 15year visa for that.

14 hours ago

Roger ***********

You are a dreamer

14 hours ago

Paulie ********

@Roger **********

not that experienced as i got dtv for dental treatment

4 hours ago

Anonymous ******************

@Roger **********

why are old men always so bitter?

12 hours ago

Roger ***********

It s called experience

11 hours ago

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Roger ***********

Bil ******

You can get an implant on a VOA too

15 hours ago

Anonymous ******************

Its a New Year, not April Fools yet..

15 hours ago

Anonymous ******************

You can achieve that within 30 days. No point in a 5 year visa

17 hours ago

ArticulateS***********

Ask your dentist for a treatment plan - at least 6 months but 18 months to 2 years it better. Plus they need to provide Company registration and medical licence numbers etc

17 hours ago

Rud **********

HappyNewYear > You need it 🤣🤣🤣

17 hours ago

Chris ********

5 year visa for a tooth implant, sounds funny even typing it. Iam sure the answer is No

17 hours ago

Lili ********

I got one but you need to email Nana dental or some other one and give them a treatment plan for several months for implant and when you arrive you can change your appointment dates because they may not be able to give you the same dates as on the letter.

5 hours ago

Greg ********

@Chris *******

When first implemented I know someone got a DTV for 4 dental appointments over 2 months.

17 hours ago

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Greg ********

Can I get a 5-year visa in Thailand for getting a tooth implant?

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