How can I obtain a Letter for medical treatments from my doctor in Bangkok?

Bangkok Expat Healthcare Visa Documentation Testosterone Treatment Medical Appointments Communication with Doctors

Oct 17, 2024

a month ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

In BKK: I asked my expat doctor (could only talk to the staff) of over half a year if they could give me 5 - 6 appointments over the course of the next 12 months. And then just provide a Letter stating those treatments.

They answered: We're generally open to do this but have to talk to our lawyer first?!

Do you have any advice? It's a real and fair thing I regularly am at this doctor for treatment(s) and thought it would be a simple thing.

2. Alternatively: is there a doctor/ clinic that is a little bit better when it comes to treatments and a Letter about those future treatments?

 Any BKK recommendations? Because I don't care where I eg get my regular testosterone blood checks done.

Thanks!!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The poster seeks advice on obtaining documentation from their expat doctor in Bangkok for ongoing treatments. After being informed that the clinic needs to consult their lawyer regarding documenting appointments, the poster is looking for alternative clinics or doctors who may be more accommodating. Suggestions from commentors include trying Bumrungrad Hospital or Mission Hospital, where Dr. Nick, an American physician, is recommended for his willingness to help with such requests.

Michael ******

Do you want the paperwork so when you go home you can continue on trt?

a month ago

Ko *****************

I got it with an appointment but I was asked that why do I need DTV instead of non immigrant O(Medical treatment)

visa?

a month ago

Klee **************

@Ko ****************

that's your business what Visa you want to apply for, isn't it?

a month ago

Ko *****************

@Klee *************

DTV Soft Power (Medical Treatment).

a month ago

Klee **************

@Ko ****************

agreed

a month ago

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Klee **************

Brian *********

@Klee *************

it’s your decision what to apply for, but it’s the Thai immigration’s business to decide if you picked the right one

a month ago

Henrik *****

But up to the discretion of the embassy officers if they will reject your application, when the is a better suited visa for your purpose.

a month ago

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Henrik *****

Iñigo ************

@Ko ****************

they also referred me too that other medical visa 🤣. I had appointments for a year

a month ago

Johannes *******

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@Iñigo ***********

oh so how did you guys resolve it?

a month ago

Iñigo ************

@Johannes ******

I insisted on the DTV visa for 5 minutes. Showing their website and asking them why they put the DTV visa requirements for medical treatment so detailed on the website.

a month ago

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Iñigo ************

Ning ******

read that someone got dtv with bumrungrad hospital.

a month ago

Ray *****

Try Mission Hospital Dr Nick, he is American but lived here for 20+ years. Always been great. Just book an appointment with him (about 700bt ) and tell him what you need I'm sure he would be happy to help

a month ago

Danny *******

@Ray ****

a month ago

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Danny *******

How should a doctor's letter for a Thai visa appointment be written?

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