What are the requirements for a doctor's certificate when applying for a Non O-A visa in Thailand?

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Sep 21, 2022

2 years ago

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Hi, Kay and I are applying for a Non O-A visa, what is actually required for the doctors certificate, will a summary of patient record suffice?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When applying for a Non O-A visa in Thailand, a medical certificate is required to confirm that the applicant does not have certain specific medical conditions, including syphilis and elephantiasis. A summary of patient records is insufficient; the certificate must explicitly state that the applicant is free from these conditions. It's suggested to consult with a doctor who can conduct the necessary tests, as not all clinics may be able to provide the certification needed.

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Jimmy *********

I'm in the US and finally found a doctor to certify mine next week.. check for your infectious disease doctors locally..or if you are in NC I can recommend a place...I talked to 20 places that told.me no before I found this place

2 years ago

Kool *******

The big element with the medical certificate is that your doctor tests and verifies you don't have syphilis, or elephantiasis. There are a few other conditions, like drug addiction, but those two are the main ones, and many are not able to test for both, so won't certify you don't have them.

2 years ago

Dick **********

No probleminthe UK. The doctors have your records and can say yeah or nay. The USA seems to be second generation when it comes to medical records.

2 years ago

Paul *******

A summary won’t suffice I believe.It needs to say the person doesn’t have the specific medical conditions( in previous post it’s been said were you can get one)

My doctor gave me mine.

Best of luck

2 years ago

Stuart *********

I see posts from people saying to contact Dr Donna (

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and she’ll arrange a Skype type call and issue the necessary certificate.

Most western clinics will have issues with some of the tests required.

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