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

immigration officers definitely have the mandate to check if you are following the conditions of the visa. It doesn’t happen often at entry, but certainly can. (does happen at extension)

Never been asked, but im under continuous treatment and always keep the paperwork and next appointments ready when re-enter.

You are supposed to be under actual ongoing treatment. And immigration can make checks upon entry.

Jakarta embassy is usually fast, was 3 days for me but that’s over a year ago before they moved to E-visa.

But ive seen reports here of less than a week. Though they seem to have gotten a bit more strict on the paperwork. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing

You certainly need an active ongoing treatment while your in Thailand. And actually attending it. Thats the whole point. The medical one is not one to try and cheat with

Anonymous participant 214 just do some googling for reviews

SuccessfullinMalaysia Ive heard nothing but bad things about them......They apparently almost never pay out claims.

Zero problem.

@Ayelet ******************

you have that in DTV???

Ive only been able to sign global insurance, not local Thai insurance with DTV.

@Elías *******

Sure, then tell them you intend to travel within 3 months. Doesn't matter when you actually travel. The validity is still 5 years regardless. They wont cancel you visa if you don't enter once its issued.

Its very common to apply early with refundable tickets. You can without issue travel later. I didn't even provide (or asked for) tickets when I applied DTV.

@Elías *******

😅 we are discussing DTV visa. Not tourist visa……And that's a generic infographic.

- DTV has a validity period of 5 years, you have 5 years to enter.

- Tourist Visas has 3 months validity, you have 3 months to enter.

It really isn't more complicated than that