Has the Immigration Office in Thailand changed its policy to only accept medical certificates from hospitals for retirement NON-O visas?
August 26, 2020
4 years ago
Mike ******
ORIGINAL POSTERTLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation inquires about the updated requirements for a medical certificate for the retirement NON-O visa in Thailand, specifically whether immigration has transitioned to accepting medical certificates exclusively from hospitals rather than local doctors' practices. There is a consensus among the commenters that the requirement indeed specifies 'hospital only' and that the medical certificate is valid for just seven days, indicating a change possibly triggered by COVID-19. Additionally, there's a mention of uncertainty regarding the documentation necessary for registering the residency of foreigners.
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