Hello,
I am currently on the Non-O Retirement visa which was extended for 1 year. I had received that visa in Thailand. I have a single re-entry permit. The health insurance was not required when I applied for that visa. HOWEVER I do have a health insurance with April with coverage up to 1 million baht (30K USD).
I plan to visit Cambodia for 1 week in August. Then return to Thailand using my re-entry permit. My retirement 1 year extension will expire on November 22nd. My health insurance will expire in September 10.
In order to successfully re-enter Thailand .... my questions:
Do I need to increase my health insurance to $100k USD (3 million baht)? This requirement is part of new retirement visa application for entry in to Thailand.
Do I need to extend my health insurance until at least November 22nd (the day my current NON-O extension expires)?
Will I need a letter from April specifically stating about COVID-19 coverage?
Thanks in advance for your helpful responses.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, holding a Non-O Retirement visa valid until November 22, is inquiring if they need to adjust their health insurance to meet the new requirement of $100,000 USD coverage for re-entry to Thailand after traveling to Cambodia, and if they need to extend their insurance until their visa expiration. A comment suggests that no changes are necessary regarding health insurance, emphasizing that only a Thai Pass is required for entry, which may be abolished from July 1.
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