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What is the process for applying for a medical visa in Thailand from Jakarta?
Thai Medical VisaVisa Application ProcessJakarta Thai EmbassyVisa RequirementsPartial Payment for TreatmentsExpats in ThailandMedical Treatments
Apr 29, 2025
a year ago
Eva *********
ORIGINAL POSTERHey!
Has anyone applied recently via the medical route in Jakarta? I am still unsure which route to apply with. I do have some medical treatments lined up. I also heard that they thai embassies are starting to require a document that shows a partial payment for the treatments, like a deposit. Any information on that?
I'll definitely will apply in Jakarta because i am currently on Lombok.
Cheers Eva
Has anyone applied recently via the medical route in Jakarta? I am still unsure which route to apply with. I do have some medical treatments lined up. I also heard that they thai embassies are starting to require a document that shows a partial payment for the treatments, like a deposit. Any information on that?
I'll definitely will apply in Jakarta because i am currently on Lombok.
Cheers Eva
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is seeking advice on applying for a medical visa from the Thai embassy in Jakarta, highlighting uncertainties about the application process and recent requirements for proof of partial payment for medical treatments. One commenter cautions about the risks associated with medical visa applications, suggesting alternative routes, such as a Muay Thai visa, may be safer.
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Kyle **********
depends on the kind of medical treatment and it can still be a gamble except if you have a previous history of treatments in thailand. I feel it's safer to waste
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k on the muay thai route but get your visa approved that taking the risk of a medical treatment and get your visa denied or get a METV the mostEva *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Kyle *********
I have a history for the last two years but still it really feels like a gamble.Mart ****
@Eva ********
Also cheaper than Muay ThaiKyle **********
@Mart ***
could you please mention the school and the cost (even in private)? thanksMart ****
@Kyle *********
sure send me a dmAnonymous ******************
@Mart ***
Cheaper maybe but that's probably for a short term class. The day you decide to extend in Thailand or if they become stricter on the "ongoing activity", you'll need to invest into new classes.Mart ****
Anonymous participant 741 quite a few annonymous assumptions there!
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@Mart ***
The extension requirements set by immigration, which everyone thought would be very easy, actually aren't assumptions anymore. 😏Reply to
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@Eva ********
I used a culinary school and got approved yesterday in Laos, the school offers a full refund if denied!Eva *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Mart ***
can you send it via DM?Reply to
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