Can someone please advise me on a reasonable travel/ health insurance company for a Canadian on an OA visa please

Has anyone received the DTV based on a medical reason?

I am having an implant done now in the USA in October but would be in Thailand about the time where I could get a crown on it (takes 3-6 months to heal first)... and wonder is that would suffice.... (it may not be until Feb).

So I just need to show some sort of proof of an appointment with a Dentist, etc?

From what I casually read though it might be for onlu ongoing medical care (long term issue...)....

As a retiree, is it possible to obtain a DTV by showing the requisite banked ฿500K, supported by monthly overseas pension statements? Or, would I have to obtain a medical/dental appointment? Or am I barking up the wrong tree?

Submitted my DTV request this morning. My request is routing through Thai Embassy in Chicago. Fee was $400 USD.

—Copy of Driver’s License for proof of current residence

—Copy of Bank statement with amount, name, and date (must have at least $500K Thb)

—Copy of Doctor’s Appointment from Bangkok Hospital (Thai soft power)

We shall see….fingers crossed 😊

I have epilepsy but it is very well controlled I take 2 tablets a day and don't have any fits or shakes I even still drive a car daily.

Will this prevent me from retirement in Thailand. I don't even see a doctor anymore.

Is there a standard medical form for staying in Thailand?!

I’m in Oklahoma and I’m having trouble finding a medical facility that can test me for the diseases listed by Thailand for a visa. Namely Leprosy, is anyone else having this problem? Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone,

We are travelling to Penang next week for our Non B visa run. My partner has a 1 year multiple entry so just needs to border bounce and I have to go to the embassy for a further 3 months.

Does anyone know if we will need medical papers to get back in? We are from the UK.

Thank you!

Question; Has anyone gotten a 90 day single entry Non-Immigrant Type O visa based on being over 50 (retirement) from the thai consulate in Vientiane recently?

A poster on another group was given a hand out listing requirements that I have never seen before for that type of visa.

I got my 90 day Non-O from Vientiane just by showing proof of income using the notarized consulate affidavit. I never submitted a resume, a police back ground check or a medical certificate

Those sound suspiciously like the requirements to get a year-long, multi-entry Non-Immigrant Type O-A (long stay visa) not a 90 day Non-O.