Hello! I want to apply for DTV visa. I had broken fibula and ankle 2 years ago and then I got pregnant (hard pregnancy) so I couldn't do rehabilitation or improve all of the damage.

So my question is where to apply? I've been in Laos and KL so far for tourists visa. In Laos was really smooth, KL they was a bit annoying. I'm planning to go on holiday in KL anyway beginning of December. The question is where to apply. How about Vietnam How long is taking in KL, Vietnam and can I have some advice for the documents . Also I read in KL they want 1year medical treatment is it true?

I'm traveling with my 1y old daughter so I really want to skip unnecessary delay or any kind of problems.

Thank you

Good day

Does anyone have experience with how to obtain a medical visa for physical therapy? Thank you.

Looking to apply for a DTV with using my an appointment slip from BKK hospital for my annual physical. Anyone see a problem with that?

What's the necessary documents to apply DTV as soft power(Medical Treatment)? Thank you in advance.

Where in the US can I get an Elephantiasis test which is required for a retirement Visa? Travel clinics do not provide this test nor a doctor to sign off on it.

Ok Guys, this will come to us all so please read.

Those of us, long term residents of Thailand, who see Thailand as “home’ will, if we survive, reach an age of infirmity, be it physical or mental, where the annual trip to Immigration is impossible, as will the efforts of obtaining the necessary paperwork required to support the yearly extension. Question then, what is the solution? Is there a procedure in place to accommodate us, someone must have been there and done all this already, or is it all down to a Law firm or Thai family to take up the battle with immigration?

# Is there a visa extension specifically for medical/dentist appointments?

I'm here in Thailand on a visa exemption (from US), and I already extended by 30 days. I had a dentist appointment booked for my last week in Thailand before my visa expires, BUT I got sick, which made me push back my dentist appointment, PAST the end of my current visa.

So, I want to extend my visa again. Is there a specific visa where I can bring in documentation from the dentist about my appointment, and I can extend further on that basis? Or should I just try to do the "Unable to travel due to COVID" extension, and not even mention the dentist?

I'm in Pattaya, if that matters.

Thank you!

Can someone explain to me what the doctors letter is if you have had covid and recovered ? And is this a better way to apply for the ThaiPass

Greetings, just had my negative Covid test back. The place I had it done usually puts fit to fly on same certificate which I said was not acceptable for Thailand and needs to be two separate ones.

They said they would do me a separate one which they have but both certificates say exactly the same things on but titled differently, one says Negative Covid Test, other says Fit to Fly.

Will the FTF be acceptable?

so, my doctor filled out papers for 90 day medical visa, immigration gave me 30. I now have to bring another paper next time. no telling what I will get. but she will not let me fly for at least 2 - 3 months. she has already told me that. maybe I will canoe back to yank land.