What do you pay per year for Dtv visa thailand medical treatment. Prices at private hospitals.
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The discussion centers around the costs associated with medical treatment for individuals on a Dtv visa in Thailand. It highlights that health insurance significantly impacts yearly medical expenses, with one user mentioning their insurance covers treatments at Bumrungrad Hospital. The cost of medical treatment varies depending on individual health conditions and hospital choice, while the visa itself typically costs around THB 10,000. It's emphasized that medical treatment and visa applications are separate processes, with users noting the importance of keeping medical documentation for immigration purposes.
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Im sorry but thats a bit of a weird question. The ongoing medical costs obviously depends the frequency and nature of your actual medical treatment 🤷🏻♂️
The visa and medical treatment is obviously separate. You don’t apply visa via hospital.
You pay for the visa with immigration. You pay for your medical treatment, then obviously keep the documentation of whatever medical treatment you do in case queriest immigration. Its not exactly rocket science.
Big part of my foreign income goes directly into health insurance who then pays bumrungrad for things that can’t be done in a pharmacy. I needed an ambulance to the hospital a few weeks ago and was happy not needing to pay anything more than what I already paid. Edit: u should add that I have numerous pre existing conditions
What's your question? What's your illness? You're getting a medical visa for a reason. The visa costs around THB 10,000 (depends on embassy). The cost of treatment depends on your condition and the hospital.