I’m planning to apply for the DTV visa for 6 months (visits and medical treatments) and I have a question about the required documents.
For this type of visa, one of the requirements is:
1. Proof of confirmation to attend the activity or letter of appointment from a hospital/medical center.
Does anyone know if it is sufficient to provide a single appointment, or do I need to include details of multiple visits or a treatment plan (e.g., medical therapy cycles)?
Any advice or experiences with this type of visa would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for a DTV visa (for visits and medical treatments) in Thailand, it is necessary to provide more than just a single appointment confirmation. Applicants should gather comprehensive documentation, including a treatment plan and signed paperwork from a medical facility that outlines diagnosis, treatment details, and an appointment schedule.
The latter. You'll need signed documentation from the hospital/clinic/doctor stating the diagnosis, treatment plan, appointment schedule, and any receipts you have.
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