Is my insurance expiring in January 2022 adequate for re-entering Thailand on a one-year multiple entry retirement visa?

Thailand Pass O-A Visa Retirement Visa Insurance Requirements Re-entry Procedures

Nov 30, 2021

3 years ago

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For my Thailand Pass I'm re-entering on a one year mutliple entry visa (retired). My insurace which I bought back in the early days of Sandbox (July) expires January 2022. Is this an adequate time? I've already submitte my application a few days ago and jsut want to be proactive becasue flight is coming soon.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires whether their insurance, which expires in January 2022, is sufficient for re-entering Thailand with a one-year multiple entry retirement visa. They submitted their application and expressed urgency due to their imminent flight. Comments from others suggest the importance of having at least 30 days of insurance coverage and ask for clarification about the type of visa and its duration.

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Michael ********

Its supposed be 30 days of insurance hopefully Thailand pass allows that, i had problems witb Singapore embassy with COE thougb

3 years ago

Chris ****

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@Michael *******

thanks Michael. I have about 35 days on it from entry (Dec. 5-Jan 11). You reckon that’s enough? What problem did you have?

3 years ago

Michael ********

@W *********

This was COE but Singapore embassy wanted me to get a years insurance when i only had five weeks left on my visa.

3 years ago

Chris ****

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@Michael *******

yup. I had the same problem with COE application…they kept upping it until I bought 6 months.

3 years ago

Michael ********

@W *********

Bought a year when i came back in July 2020 and then spent 9 months back in Singapore. I dont mind a compulsary life insurance they just have to make it a realistic figure for costs of medical treatment in Thailand.

Singapores compulsary covid insurance for entry is

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US$ and medical costs there are way more than Thailand

3 years ago

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Michael ********

James ********

Are you on an O-A retirement visa obtained in your home country?

Is this the first year of the O-A visa ?

3 years ago

Chris ****

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@James *******

non o converted to one year.