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What documentation is needed for using dental appointments under the Thai visa soft power or medical categories?

Apr 27, 2026
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Carl *********
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I saw a post about using regular dental appointments as a valid "soft power" category but can't find it now.. What sort of documented evidence would you need to provide for that and does it have to be any specific treatments ?

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The post discusses the requirements for using regular dental appointments as valid documentation for a visa under the 'soft power' category in Thailand. Various comments indicate that the embassy in Norway may not approve dental treatments as part of this category and suggest it may fall under the medical visa category instead. It's highlighted that a treatment plan exceeding 6 months, signed by a qualified medical professional, is typically required.
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John **********
You can but you need a treatment plan of more than 6 months signed off by a recognised medical professional at a legitimate medical facility
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ExcellentRa***********
It could fall under dtv "medical" category, not soft power category.
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Kurt *************
He embassy in norway would not approve dental even if i had work done previous and many upcoming appointments
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