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
TLDR : Answer Summary
A Dental Treatment Visa (DTV) may be obtained if you have a detailed treatment plan from a reputable clinic in Thailand, typically requiring at least six months of planned treatment. However, recent experiences suggest that approval rates have decreased, leading many to receive a standard single-entry tourist visa instead. Some users suggest alternatives, like enrolling in courses, as a more straightforward approach for entry into Thailand.
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