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do u need payslip/ showmoney for applying dtv with softpower> muaythai cooking or medic appointment? from 3rd countries(thailand neightbour countries)?
Just seeing how possible to get a DTV visa here in UK. I read it can only be obtained from outside of Thailand . I have the requirements for this visa apart from Hospital Appointment and Dental appointment , both of which I do need, and /or a cooking Course which I would like very much ? It seems no one is willing to give appointments unless I'm actually in Thailand?
I have in the past, had retirement visas, as I'm well over 50, but as I now have to be back in Uk for a few months each year, the DTV is ideal.
Visa Exempt or Tourist visa with extension give 3 months, just need 5 or 6 months! I wouldn't want to do boarder bounce. And yes of course there's the retirement visa if DTV not possible . Many thanks
I have two medical appointments with two different hospitals in bangkok. They have email me back the confirmations of the appointments. I have more than 500k baht in my savings account. I wonder if they are enough for my DTV applications.
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
I'm too sick for Muay Thai and don't like cooking.
I have contacted numerous hospitals. One replied initially but when I asked to confirm the appointments, they never replied.
Is it a mistake to mention the DTV? Better just ask for the apointments and not scare them? But I will need them to provide a nice paper with letterhead and all...
Please share Dr. recommendations in the chat. I'm mostly looking for nutrient testing and nutrition consulting.
I'm considering to apply for a DTV on the basis of a dentist appointment, regarding a crown procedure. Would a print of the appointment be enough to get approved?
Would future Invisalign/Orthodontist appointments work for applying for the DTV under “medical center“ appointments. I have about 8 months left of treatment. Any advice? 🙏
Hello everyone, I just got my DTV e-visa through Phnom Penh embassy.
Here’s how I did it & my experience.
I applied on 21st 11am, and got my visa on 29th 5:30pm.
I went through soft power, medical route.
🤞🏼6 months bank statements from my Bangkok account.
🤞🏼confirmation letters from two doctors I am visiting and 2 appointment letters from both of them for 4th November 2024. (Both same date)
🤞🏼one night Phnom Penh hotel proof of stay, and 2 nights from sihanoville.
If you guys are planning to apply from Cambodia, I suggest doing it while you get your holidays. Nothing much to do here in Phnom Penh, so I went to sihanoville for 3 days, Koh rong saloem for 2 days, then back to Phnom Penh.
I find Phnom Penh more expensive than HCMC, even though I’ve heard lots of other people say the other way round. But food is great here. Lots of Chinese food options, Indian and Indonesian.
In BKK: I asked my expat doctor (could only talk to the staff) of over half a year if they could give me 5 - 6 appointments over the course of the next 12 months. And then just provide a Letter stating those treatments.
They answered: We're generally open to do this but have to talk to our lawyer first?!
Do you have any advice? It's a real and fair thing I regularly am at this doctor for treatment(s) and thought it would be a simple thing.
2. Alternatively: is there a doctor/ clinic that is a little bit better when it comes to treatments and a Letter about those future treatments?
Any BKK recommendations? Because I don't care where I eg get my regular testosterone blood checks done.