@Noa *******

- Do you mean you entered Thailand on a

visa exemption, which is 60 days? This is separate than an actual tourist visa. Some countries don’t need a visa and can just show up and enter without a visa. Others need a visa in advance (or in some cases on arrival).

Anonymous participant - So you have no records that show that you live in the UK? Any mail that you receive in the post with your name and address? You could have your landlord draft a lease, and use that

Anonymous participant - do you have an apartment lease? Mail with you name and postal address?

All visas are e-visas. E-visa just means you apply electronically (online). All embassies moved to e-visa 100% early this year. Are you sure you selected DTV? There wouldn’t have been an option for retirement.

You could apply for a Muay Thai course

Why not supply what they state, a utility bill or a driver’s license?

Yes, many rejections.

@May ********

With all respect, my comment is rational. The DTV allows for medical treatment, but it needs to be much more prolonged and structured. This is a page regarding DTV. You brought up another visa, which for people who don’t understand the different visas, could be confused. If you goal was to highlight that what the OP supplied will only get him this other visa, you need to say a little

more in your message. Before you post, think out a full response. Congrats you have a friend or congrats he has teeth.

@May ********

medical tourist visa is not DTV

All embassies only allow you to apply via their e-visa system