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What type of visa should I apply for to stay in Thailand for rehab treatment?

Jun 14, 2025
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Liam ********
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Hi all. This is post that I never seen asked so here goes. Im totally lost with what visa I need to apply for as I won’t be a tourist as such. I’m looking to attend a rehab facility early next year but my stay will be for 90 days minimum. Thanks in advance people.
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A user is seeking advice on which visa to apply for to stay in Thailand for a minimum of 90 days to attend a rehabilitation facility. A suggestion is made regarding the possibility of a medical visa, provided they can supply a treatment plan from the facility, potentially qualifying for a DTV.
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Brandon ************
There's a medical visa that you might qualify for, but it's so rarely used that it's hard to say. If you can get a treatment plan from the facility and can show a program over 6 months, you might be able to get a DTV.
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