Hi folks, could I get a DTV if I book some dental work to be done in Thailand? Is relatively easy, simple?
I'm in and from the U.K.
Thankyou in advance for any helpful replys
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TLDR : Answer Summary
Obtaining a Dental Treatment Visa (DTV) for dental work in Thailand as a UK citizen may be challenging. You need a detailed treatment plan from a reputable clinic, and many applicants are facing declines due to stricter regulations. It's suggested to visit the clinic first for a diagnosis. In some cases, a single entry tourist visa may be an alternative for simpler treatments.
No reputable clinic, hospital, or doctor is going to provide paperwork without seeing you in person for diagnosis, treatment plan, medication, and ongoing care appointments.
You’ll need a proper long-term treatment plan from a reputable clinic or hospital. It used to be very easy, but that was months ago. Many people are now getting declined when trying to go through this pathway.
Yes but only if you've been to the clinic , got a detailed treatment plan for at least 6 months. You would probably be given a single entry tourist visa instead for simple treatment.
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