Anyone use the insurance supplied with Emirates airline ticket? We applied for long stay O-A visa, but thaievisa want the overseas insurance certificate signed and stamped. Anyone have to do this? I've emailed AIG (underwriters for Emirates), and requested the certificate signed and stamped but no reply. They've been good with replies previously.
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The community is discussing the validity of the insurance provided by Emirates Airline for applicants of the long-stay O-A visa in Thailand. Several users point out that the Emirates insurance is primarily for COVID-19 coverage and may not meet the mandatory health insurance requirements for the O-A visa, specifically the coverage amounts of 40,000 THB for outpatient and 400,000 THB for inpatient care, in addition to the COVID insurance required. Users are sharing experiences of contacting the insurance provider, AIG, for a Foreign Insurance Certificate, which is necessary for visa approval. They advise each other on alternatives and share updates on their requests for the official documentation.