@Pete ******

you are most likely correct, this is what others have said as well. Best to have all documents ready if needed

@Winston ***********

byt they could ask at any time, or change the rules completly, nobody knows for sure when it comes to Thailand.

Anonymous participant 648 Just a letter from my dentist stating the work we were going to get done, on her office letterhead. We had previously used this dentist a few times in the pasat, so we had a relationship with her. We had no issues getting the DTV Visa at all. We ended up getting some work done, but not all, and this year same thing, we have an appointment for more workd. Even a cleaning should work, but who knows!!!

@Tore ********

agreed, we are having dental work done every year, we make sure to get a letter from our dentist in case we need it at immigration. I am just wondering if anyone has actually been asked for proof at the airport or 90 day reporting

@Tore ********

but no one i s reporting being asked for ongoing treatments when they arrive at the airport, if they were being asked someone would have said something, not second hand info, but forst hand info. At least I would thin that would be the case.We already have ongoing dental treatments booked in Thailand, so we have a letter from our dentist updated this year, so it is not the same letter from last year when we applied for the DTV, legitemitly we get medical treatment every year in Thailand. I am just very curious as to what is happening at immigration either at the airport of when people are doing the 90 day reporting.

@Tenacious *****

there are tons of thousands of dentists in Thailand

@Ko ****************

agreed

@Ko ****************

that's your business what Visa you want to apply for, isn't it?

@Amaël *****

that doesn’t make any sense, cause it clearly states on the DTV visa rules and regulations, that you need to show proof of your address

@Amaël *****

for the DTV Visa??