I am on a non-O retirement visa and have multiple entry stamp. If i leave Thailand for a short trip, do i require covid health insurance to re-enter Thailand? Thanks..
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Yes, if you are holding a non-O retirement visa with multiple entries and plan to leave Thailand for a short trip, you will require COVID health insurance to re-enter. This insurance is mandatory unless you are Thai or hold a work permit. You must also provide proof of this insurance for the duration remaining on your extension of stay, which coincides with the expiration of your re-entry permit.
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Yes.you need the insurance and must show proof of it for the time remaining on your extension to stay date in your passport...which also is the expiration date of the reentry permit in your passport.
has answered correctly. You will need to show proof of insurance to the date your reentry permit expires...which is also the ending date of your permitted extension of stay.
i don't think you read what I posted. you need to meet the entry requirements, 50K USD in covid insurance (if your current policy doesn't cover it, negative RT-PCR test 72 hours before you fly, approved Thai Pass, and then either test-n-go, or quarantine once you're here) AND you need to have the