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What dentist in Pattaya can provide necessary documents for a DTV visa application?
Dentist RecommendationsDTV VisaPattayaMedical CertificateVisa Application ProcessDental Services in Thailand
Nov 25, 2024
a year ago
Somari *********
ORIGINAL POSTERUnfortunately, I leave Bangkok in a few days and no time left to make a dental appointment, but will be in Pattaya for two months. Any recommendations on a dentist in Pattaya whose providing necessary documents to get approved for the DTV?
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A user is seeking recommendations for a dentist in Pattaya who can provide the necessary documents for a DTV visa application. Suggestions include Dr. Tapasit from North Pattaya, who is fluent in English, and the dental clinic at Bangkok Pattaya Hospital. Some comments mention challenges in obtaining DTV visa approval through dentist appointments and highlight that appointment cards may not be sufficient for visa purposes.
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Bob **********
Go to the dental clinic at Bangkok Pattaya Hospital if they can’t do it nobody can or just sign up for Muay Thai fighting and get your teeth knocked out problem solved but I’ve not heard of anyone getting a DTV with a dentist appointment
Anna *********
@Bob *********
there have been DTV’s approved ( and posted here) with a single dental appt bookedReply to
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Paulie ********
Appointment card was not accepted I need to get a medically certificate stamped and singed. This wa applying from uk also you cannont apply within thailand
John *******
@Paulie *******
is that in UK if so what do they require pleaseSomari *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paulie *******
I think everyone knows you can't apply from within Thailand. People usually leave for nearby country for a week or so to apply.Reply to
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James ********
I have not seen any reports of those who have obtained the DTV visa from a dentist appointment in Pattaya.
Where are you planning on submitting your DTV Visa Application?
What is your passport nation? American.
What kind of Thai Visa to you now have, if any ?
You can get the Retirement Visa as you are age 50+.
Dr Tapasit is a fine dentist in North Pattaya. Speaks perfect English and lived and worked in the USA as a Dentist.
Dr Tapasit
Where are you planning on submitting your DTV Visa Application?
What is your passport nation? American.
What kind of Thai Visa to you now have, if any ?
You can get the Retirement Visa as you are age 50+.
Dr Tapasit is a fine dentist in North Pattaya. Speaks perfect English and lived and worked in the USA as a Dentist.
Dr Tapasit
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Paulie ********
@James *******
I received my DTV for dental treatment at BPHSomari *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paulie *******
mind me asking what kind of treatment? Multiple appointments? I need a bridge redone and tooth extraction.Paulie ********
@Somari ********
yes multiple appointments over 4 appointments 2 are operations a tooth extraction is not quite justified as needed to be done in thialand over 5 years is it but good luck tryingSomari *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paulie *******
well it's actually a root canal and then the bridge needs to be replaced. I'm hearing that some have been approved on a single appointment though.Paulie ********
@Somari ********
i have 3 appointments over a long space of time due to my work is 3 months on 1 month off and like i say i submitted 3 appoiment cards ans they did not acept that sent a med cert with appointment and dental opreation details from the doctor singed and stamped and was aprovedReply to
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Somari *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@James *******
Maybe not Pattaya, but in Bangkok some have gotten a DTV approval by way of dentistry work. Why do a retirement visa that cost more and needs to be renewed more frequently than a DTV? Just saying.... I'll contact this dentist today actually. ThanksJames ********
@Somari ********
Good Luck with your plans for the DTV visa. He's a fine dentist and may not be familiar with the DTV visa as its new. BUT if he would provide a treatment plan for your dental work with appointments planned, submit it to a Thai Embassy or Consulate which already have issued a DTV Visa with medical care appointments as the reason for the DTV visa. Good Luck 🍀Reply to
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Roger ***********
A taxi to Bangkok from Pattaya is cheap if you prefer your Bangkok dentist….🤭
Somari *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Roger **********
it's not that I don't prefer Bangkok. I'll just be in Pattaya.Roger ***********
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