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What are the requirements and documents needed for the DTV medical treatment visa in Thailand?

Apr 30, 2026
19 hours ago
Has anybody applied for the DTV under the medical treatment program? What program can pass the requirements? And what are the required documents to submit to the embassy?
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To apply for the DTV (Long Stay Visa for Medical Treatment) in Thailand, you need to first attend an approved hospital or clinic for a thorough medical assessment. You will require a comprehensive treatment plan, which should cover at least 6 months of treatment, detailing appointment dates. It is essential that the hospital or clinic is recognized for issuing DTV visas. Additionally, you may need to pay for the entire treatment upfront and submit receipts for the application process. Specific details regarding the type of medical care required and personal circumstances may also be necessary for better assistance.
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Will ************
You will first have to attend a hospital/clinic in Thailand to be thoroughly assessed. You will then need a comprehensive treatment plan from the hospital for at least 6 months probably longer with appointment dates. The hospital/clinic will also need to be approved for DTV visas. You may have to pay all up front and submit receipts to get the visa
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Riley *******
I have seen some do dental care. But I cannot confirm how this works - I got mine under Workcation.
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James ********
You've forgot to tell us anything about you. Hard to help you.

What kind of medical care is needed?

Surgery and hospital stay ?

Treatment plan from a Thai doctor and hospital for 6 or more months?

What is your passport nation?

Where are you now?
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Positive********
What is the treatment you're following? 😏 It requires long-term treatment and planning.
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