For the Thai pass do i require a min of 3 months insurance, entering on a non-o visa? Or is 2 months ok since i have a return ticket for that period?
Thanking you in advance
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TLDR : Answer Summary
Visitors entering Thailand on a Non-O visa may only need to show 2 months of insurance if they have a return ticket, as clarified by some community members. However, a different opinion suggests that insurance should cover the full duration of the stay in Thailand. Ultimately, you will be granted entry for the shorter period between your visa length and insurance coverage.
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immigration only care about your visa, its for the length of insurance for approval of entering country.
I just had all this with my sandbox entry.
I had five weeks left on non o visa but Singapore embassy insisted i needed 1 years insurance, so had to get a return ticket to get issued COE. But makes no difference with immigration
In Richard Barrows letter from Thailand yesterday after his meeting with MFA they clarified 30 days covid insurance is sufficient, lets hope that information gets passed to all concerned