I’m applying for a DTV medical visa and had a question. I’ve seen in some previous posts that no medical insurance was required or asked for, but I wasn’t sure if that only applied to Medical applicants.

Does anyone know if, when applying out of Jakarta, I’ll be required to show medical insurance that covers my entire stay (longer than 90 days), or if 90-day renewable coverage is enough? Also ChatGPT said the 50,0000$ minimum has to be stated in that document.

Im applying for DTV Medical Soft skill because of Type 1 Diabetes. Will work with two clinics with peptides, ozone, maybe HBOT etc and some routine blood work.

Could you give me any tips so my visa gets approved at first time?

- how many month of treatment plan are necessary?

- will they want some proof of my chronic illness?

- any other tips, if someone already went through this please let me know ka :)

Hi everyone, is there an agency that can help obtain comprehensive long-term treatment plans from Bumrungrad?

I’m a long-term patient at Bumrungrad and require frequent follow-ups, but none of my available documents include a long-term treatment plan.

I’ve tried reaching out to their expat liaison and info teams via email but haven’t had any luck. I’m looking for a third-party service that can assist in coordinating with the hospital to obtain the long-term treatment plans needed for my DTV medical visa application.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Currently in Vietnam/ HCMC applying DTV medical.

Some notes:

-Bank statement over the last 6 months, with the final balance of 500k THB (can be transferred e.g. in the last week)

I also took a print screen of the final balance on the day I applied (sometimes the statement shows the previous date not current date, the day of applying)

-A medical certificate with condition, proof of following appointment and treatment plan for the coming 6 months. All official with paper of health center/ doctor, stamp and signature.

Showing proof of previous appointment(s) is not being asked, but I think it is a plus if you do.

At first the Embassy said "please provide appointment letter with hospital and a letter from them stating your condition for the hospital additionally, if you have any receipt/ any document proven your related project it is recommended to attach with main document."

However during the process I am being asked to show an extra document of 6 months treatment plan. Even though it was indicated in the medical certificate that I need a check-up every x months for my condition.

-I was also being asked to show ALL pages of the passport, even the blank ones. Maybe because my passport is totally new.

-Proof of location: entry stamp Vietnam, booked hotel in Vietnam, ticket proof to Vietnam/ boarding pass. I took a photo of the accommodation's invoice, entry stamp, and boarding pass.

My process so far. I thought I had done everything perfectly, so the extra "homework" surprised me a bit.