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Can I use Emirates' multi-risk travel insurance with COVID-19 coverage for my visa application to Thailand?
Visa ApplicationCertificate of EntryCOVID-19 Travel InsuranceEmirates Insurance PolicyReturn FlightsThailand Immigration
Jun 25, 2021
5 years ago
John *********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi ladies and gentlemen I have a very quick query I am in the process of booking my return flights with emirates from the UK to Thailand emirates offer a Multi risk travel insurance policy for return trips
As you will see from the picture below at paragraph 15 they have Covid 19 coverage under the policy for up to US dollars 500,000, my query is this can this be used for the Visa application or certificate of entry process as it would save me nearly £300 does anyone have any information or experience of using this pplocy, thank you very much in advance
As you will see from the picture below at paragraph 15 they have Covid 19 coverage under the policy for up to US dollars 500,000, my query is this can this be used for the Visa application or certificate of entry process as it would save me nearly £300 does anyone have any information or experience of using this pplocy, thank you very much in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses the possibility of using Emirates' multi-risk travel insurance, which includes COVID-19 coverage, for the visa application or certificate of entry process for Thailand. Responses from the community confirm that this insurance can be accepted for these purposes, sharing personal experiences of successful use during the application process.
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All ok for me.
Vince **********
I'm currently in ALQ and used this policy to get my COE approved by RTC/DXB for EK384 DXB-BKK on 15-Jun. No issues at all, accepted at EK check-in in DXB and Thai Immigration in BKK.
Mat ************
I’m hoping to use this also, I’ve emailed them 2 days ago but still waiting for my proof of insurance.
Vince **********
@Mat ***********
try this email address if you're still not getting a response. I used this and had my policy within 30 mins: *********************
Mat ************
@Vince *********
thanks, I’ve just got a response from them this morning Reply to
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Will ************
Yes use it if you have a return ticket. It will cover you for up to 1 year.
Will ************
Already have a COE issued to me using this route. Email this address with your ticket pdf file and ask for proof of insurance
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Lisa ********************
@Will ***********
how long did it take for AIG to issue ins cert, for upload for COE please? Will ************
@Lisa *******************
2 hoursReply to
Will ************
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John *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Will ***********
Thank you so much for the information very useful and most helpfulReply to
John *********
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John *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Will ***********
I have a return ticket, I will try and use it for the COE, I will keep all abreast, if anyone has used the policy please let me knowReply to
John *********
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