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ORIGINAL POSTERDTV (medical) – how to structure TCM medical certificate for approval?
Hi everyone, I’m planning to apply for a DTV under the medical/wellness category and had a more specific question about documentation.
My case:
- ME/CFS for ~10 years
- Significant improvement only with TCM treatment at ChingLian clinic in Bangkok
- Already completed two shorter treatment visits (Jan + March-Apr)
- Planning a longer 3–6+ month treatment starting in June
Since this is a TCM clinic (not a hospital), I’m wondering how to best structure the medical certificate to improve approval chances.
Questions:
- What should the medical certificate include to be taken seriously by the embassy?
- How detailed should the diagnosis and treatment plan be?
- Is it important to frame it in a more “conventional medical” way?
If anyone has experience with DTV using non-hospital providers, I’d really appreciate your insights 🙏
Hi everyone, I’m planning to apply for a DTV under the medical/wellness category and had a more specific question about documentation.
My case:
- ME/CFS for ~10 years
- Significant improvement only with TCM treatment at ChingLian clinic in Bangkok
- Already completed two shorter treatment visits (Jan + March-Apr)
- Planning a longer 3–6+ month treatment starting in June
Since this is a TCM clinic (not a hospital), I’m wondering how to best structure the medical certificate to improve approval chances.
Questions:
- What should the medical certificate include to be taken seriously by the embassy?
- How detailed should the diagnosis and treatment plan be?
- Is it important to frame it in a more “conventional medical” way?
If anyone has experience with DTV using non-hospital providers, I’d really appreciate your insights 🙏
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