Insurance is not listed as a requirement for the O-A visa on the e-visa website which was just launched on Sep 26th. It's not listed on the wash DC Thai embassy website either. Anyone know if insurance is no longer a requirement for getting the O-A?
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There is confusion regarding the insurance requirement for the O-A visa in Thailand, as it is not explicitly listed on the new e-visa website or the Washington DC embassy's site. However, comments indicate that insurance is still a requirement, along with financial documents, police checks, and health records.