What do I need to apply for a DTV visa for medical treatment in Thailand?

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Nov 4, 2024

17 days ago

Chris ******

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Hi, all 

I am using ED visa now. it will expire next month. 

I hope to apply DTV by medical treatment. 

I have had high blood pressue for long time. 

I haven`t had any treatment from thailand. but I am having medicine from my country. 

I read many posting but most of people apply by digital nomad and muay thai class. 

Does anyone have a DTV by medical treatment? 

what should I prepare for applying DTV with medical treatment? 

please advise for my case. 

Thanks and sorry for my bad english^^

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is currently on an ED visa set to expire and is seeking advice on applying for a DTV visa based on medical treatment for high blood pressure. They are unsure about the requirements and express concern over their lack of treatment history in Thailand. Several commenters share their experiences obtaining a DTV through medical treatment, highlighting the importance of having a treatment plan, medical history, and possibly letters from doctors or hospitals. Suggestions include contacting hospitals in Thailand and being aware of additional requirements from different embassies.

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Brian ********

Yes.

Booked an appointment with BIH and asked for their visa confirmation - which they are very proficient at. I had spinal surgery. They even addressed it to Thai Embassy, London for me.

Just be wary of any extra requirements from whichever embassy you’re apply from.

Have to say BIH were brilliant. 72 hours after arrival - I had my op.

17 days ago

Chris ******

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Thanks for your sharing

17 days ago

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Ariel ****

It would be best if you have treatment history in Thailand. It’s some sort of medical tourism. I got mine with medical and I have history, and one prior appointment letter from the hospital.

17 days ago

Ryan ************

@Ariel ***

did you bring additional documents other than your appointment? Some day bring a letter from hospital or doctor. I also wrote a cover letter. I will have to go to embassy next week.

14 days ago

Ariel ****

@Ryan ***********

yes. I asked my doctor to write me a recommendation letter for visa purpose. And got some papers on my medical history too.

14 days ago

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Ariel ****

Chris ******

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@Ariel ***

Thanks for your expirience

17 days ago

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Pete *******

I have read instances of people getting the medical DTV with just a single hospital or dental appointment. It really all depends on which embassy you are applying to.

17 days ago

Chris ******

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@Pete ******

Thanks, I remember just one about dental..I can not remember that was a true story or not.

17 days ago

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Rory *********

I did mine out of hungry but I had been to Bangkok hospital and had a whole treatment plan done

17 days ago

Rory *********

I did it myself online outside the country

17 days ago

Chris ******

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@Rory ********

Oh~~Rory^^

Did you get it already? Did hospital know about the DTV visa? or You just prepare yourself?

17 days ago

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Myles *******

What medical treatment do u expect to get for high blood pressure? U just control it with medication like millions of others do. Or do u think u will get DTV by saying u need to go to pharmacy in Thailand?

17 days ago

Rory *********

@Myles ******

I am having all my teeth removed and implants but not all at once so that takes two years

Myles *******

thks for info!

Peter **************

I'm at University of Dentistry now ..about to have my teeth deep clean and intent to ask for a program of treatment ..re caps , very long clean program , every few months for 1 plus yrs.. This is what I hope to use for DTV ... I may apply from Vientiane in January...or apply from Australia when i returnin late February....Laos would be best ..

16 days ago

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Chris ******

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@Myles ******

can not? If I misunderstand about medical treatment, You can advise me, not talk a dig.

In your country, don't you regularly see a doctor for high blood pressure, get advice and get a prescription?

or should I get a cancer?haha

17 days ago

Luit *****************

@Chris *****

I think

@Myles ******

has a point there. To have good chances to get approved, you might need a realistic treatment plan, and that is more than just some medication and a regularly check of your blood pressure. The fact that you were not treated before in Thailand does not help your case either.

16 days ago

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Luit *****************

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