@Steve ******

yeah I just printed the pdf and left it inside my passport when I arrived at immigration

@Tod ********

any chance you can reopen my recent DTV post? I'm getting follow up private messages, which I'd rather answer in public so it can help others. I don't mind answering more questions, and I'm happy to close it if/when I want to close it

@Darren *********

I put my condo address but they didn't ask to see my tenancy agreement or any proof.

@Greg ********

based on the interviews I've seen with government officials, it seems like they are intentionally making it very easy. I guess we'll see how long it lasts and if it has the desired effect on tourism numbers.

@Andi **********

it was a letter addressed to "whom it may concern". My dentist put my passport number on there, and a bunch of detail about the treatments I'm due to have and how it's important that I adhere to the scheduled treatments to ensure the best outcome.

I asked my dentist to put this level of detail on there because I wanted to ensure that I didn't get rejected. But as mentioned above, I've heard that a simple appointment card may be enough to get approved. The extra detail doesn't hurt though!

@Marty ********

yep I also had jaw surgery last year in Bangkok.. very happy with the care I've received so far 👍

@Zoe ******

same! This is my 2nd round of Invisalign as I need a couple of tweaks.. very happy with the care I've received so far though!

@Marty ********

yeah that's exactly what I did - having another round of Invisalign. And yep, I hear that just a single dental appointment is sufficient to get a DTV, but I didn't want to risk being rejected so I asked my dentist to detail all the appointments I need over the next year or so

@Zoe ******

it doesn't mention anything about medical tourism

@Zoe ******

yeah I'm in Thailand to get Invisalign so I need a scan, a fitting, a half way check etc. But what I've heard, just one appointment is sufficient to apply for a DTV