anotherfarangishere

Yes, me too I thought that maybe the problem could be the term "medical certificate".

Hello everyone, I need a dental implant, so I contacted a dental clinic I had used last year. I explained that, following an initial appointment to determine the necessary procedures and set up a treatment schedule, I would need a medical certificate to support a visa application. The certificate should ideally include: The nature of the treatment (e.g., dental implant with crown restoration) The estimated duration (e.g., 6 to 9 months) Confirmation that multiple appointments and follow-ups are required (e.g., for osseointegration, crown placement, and post-op checkups) My full name and the dentist’s, along with the date, their signature, and the clinic’s stamp Ideally, the clinic’s license or registration number, if available The clinic replied that, as a clinic, they are not authorized to issue medical certificates, and that I should contact a hospital instead. Does this response seem normal to you? Has anyone encountered something like this before? Thank you!

Thanks but you sent me Padang Besar to Butterworth. But you're right, I found this : https://www.train36.com/padang-besar-hat-yai-shuttle-train.html Thanks again!

Thanks for your answer and your help. Some of the backups you mentioned don't work for me, I don't want to use van (too many accidents).

What about flying to Penang or KL, stay 2 nights, and bouncing back to Thailand via Padang Besar? Seems ok? (already 6 months in Thailand in 2025 but 0 land border). BTW, are they the 2 daily trains from Padang Besar to Hat Yai still working?

Airplane company, in Bangkok, before to give me my boarding pass.

I made a round trip Bangkok Da Nang Bangkok two months ago: they asked me for an onward ticket at Suvarnabhumi, they didn't in Da Nang.

Ok, I'll try to find it, thank you!

Thanks for your help. No similar plan for Padang Besar ? It's only 50 minutes by train.

Thank you. But I'm not ready to do this, even for a 5 years visa.

Yes, you're right. Thanks.

But you can extend it 6 months, no?

Orthodontics seems a bit problematic given my age. An implant seems more realistic — one of my teeth actually ended up breaking in March and is now missing... Thank you for your comments and for your help!

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