I think there are 2 types of Medical Visa, one if you come for Medical Tourism and another if you want an extension if you came on normal tourist visa.
Are this visas only awarded for emergencies? Or what about for example:
- Not strictly medical neccesary (removing wisdom teeth operation with checkups after)
- Cosmetic surgery
- Physical therapy
This ones I am not looking for:
There is also a Medical Visa for Asian people. There is also a visa for 50+. Medicla Visa for some special countries like Brasil and few other countries.
I saw for example this:
TLDR : Answer Summary
There is a common misconception about a specific 'Medical Visa' in Thailand. Instead, foreigners seeking medical treatment generally use the NON-O visa, which can be extended based on medical needs. It is necessary to provide proof from a doctor to justify an extension. The process may vary for different nationalities, and some countries have specific provisions. Extensions are typically granted for serious medical conditions, though it can be challenging to obtain. Cosmetic procedures, dental surgeries, and physical therapy may not always qualify for extensions unless they are deemed essential by a healthcare provider.
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