Maybe there is no answer to this… to get a medical DTV you need a doctors approval of some sort. Assume you have a legit issue for the visa, how is a doctor in thailand supposed to know it’s legit and can therefore sign the letter? Am I understanding right when i say the doctors letter almost necessitates a visit to thailand? So youd see the doctor, hed confirm your condition and that perhaps you need minimum say 6 months of appointments.
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To obtain a medical DTV visa for Thailand, it's typically necessary to have a doctor's assessment in Thailand. While the initial inquiry may arise from a legitimate medical condition, Thai doctors will require an in-person visit to confirm the diagnosis and create a treatment plan. Following this visit, a document outlining the diagnosis and proposed treatment schedule will be provided by the hospital, which can then be used to apply for the DTV visa from a neighboring country. Some individuals noted successful experiences where they arranged medical appointments and documentation from abroad without issue, but a local consultation in Thailand is generally advised for visa approval.
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