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Is it mandatory to maintain health insurance coverage after the initial 90 days when staying in Thailand?

Jul 12, 2021
5 years ago
Vanny ******
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If you have entered with a 90 day insurance coverage and staying past that 90 coverage period, is it mandatory to purchase for the duration of the stay? Or it’s only mandatory to show when entering?
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When entering Thailand, it is typically required to have health insurance coverage; however, once you are in the country, maintaining that insurance for the duration of your stay is generally not mandatory unless your visa type requires it for extensions.
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Charles ********
Depending on your visa type... I think the tourist visa require if for extensions.
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Jared **********
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I came on TR visa and had 90 day insurance, stayed an extra 30 days and they didn’t ask or mention anything about insurance

For $30 though I paid for an extra 30 days anyway
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Garrett ***********
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Vanny ******
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@Charles *******
it’s been extended once on visa exempt and immigration didnt ask for it. 🤷🏻‍♀️
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Garrett ***********
Just need it for entry.
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Vanny ******
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@Garrett **********
thanks for the quick response!
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