I wouldn't pay for any treatment until after I got my Visa, what I would do would be to contact the orthodontist that you're dealing with, have them write out a treatment plan that explains it'll be a multi-year process that goes into detail about appointments and timings, have it stamped by them and submit that. Also likely good to submit some documentation about having some initial appointments booked.

If your DTV is a permanent page in your passport, I believe you'll be carrying 2 passports.

Seems like a good read on how not to do things here. Hadn't you read much or perhaps anything about the country you had decided to move to?

@Luke ******

There's no requirement to be working, in TPE I told them that I wasn't, although they still asked me about it in our interview.

Why scroll? Use the search function.

@Luit ****************

sorry, was replying to his second comment.

@Hana *****

check ☑️ "other", write in DTV

@Henrik ****

😂, unlikely, but of course possible.

Ask your Dr for longer, explain to him/her the circumstances of obtaining a DTV, seems like they should be well aware of your prognosis and could easily stamp something that has a longer time frame written out. Technically any embassy or consulate can easily refuse bc of 6 weeks if you're from a 60 day exempt country.

It's on their website.