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Can I leave and re-enter Thailand on an O-A visa without proof of medical insurance?
Oct 11, 2019
7 years ago
Michael ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi everyone.
I’m in Thailand on an OAME I got from London a couple of months ago.
Will i be able to leave and re enter without proof off medical cover/insurance ???
I’m in Thailand on an OAME I got from London a couple of months ago.
Will i be able to leave and re enter without proof off medical cover/insurance ???
TLDR : Answer Summary
The question pertains to whether an individual can leave and re-enter Thailand with an O-A visa without needing proof of medical insurance. Responses indicate uncertainty regarding new rules effective after October 31st, suggesting that while current interpretations may allow re-entry without insurance, this could change when applying for extensions or new visas in the future.
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3/Tod *********
I think you will have to wait until AFTER the 31st of Oct and find out how the immigration officers are going to interpret the rule.
In theory, yes, the way the rule is written until you apply for a yearly extension of stay on that visa at the immigration office you shouldn't have to show proof of insurance, BUT in reality it's anyone's guess.
In theory, yes, the way the rule is written until you apply for a yearly extension of stay on that visa at the immigration office you shouldn't have to show proof of insurance, BUT in reality it's anyone's guess.
Michael ********
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you.
@Tod ********
I do have an insurance from InsureandGo but is not for the full period off my visa as I always go back to UK🇬🇧 for spring and summer.Reply to
Michael ********
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