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Is my insurance sufficient for COVID cover in Thailand?

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Nov 6, 2021

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Rousna ********

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Is this insurance ok for covid cover? I’m thinking to take out my snnnyal cover so want to make sure its correct to be able to go with this insurance. Tia

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The insurance policy must include COVID-19 coverage with at least $50,000 for medical expenses to be accepted for the Thailand Pass. In addition to COVID-19, it must cover general medical issues. Emirates insurance is mentioned as acceptable. Other options like AXA Thailand and policies covering up to $2 million are also discussed, highlighting that as long as the insurance meets the required coverage amounts, it should be valid.

Erik ******************

So all insurance is okay if it just covers enough general?

My policy covers up to $2 million for everything, including COVID.

Will that work?

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Mahmudur **************

You can submit General Insurance or Travel Insurance If covered $50,000

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Columba **********

AXA Thailand is Best

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Robert **********

It must cover general medical now, not just Covid.

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Rousna ********

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Emirates is expensive to fly!

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Jon *****

Not if you save the price of insurance !

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Steve *******

One of the cheapest from the UK.

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Rousna ********

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It’s says at the bottom of pic these sections are covid 19?

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Rousna ********

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Emerite

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Niklas ***********

But it doesn’t say 50.000 USD

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Eddie ******

It must show cover of$

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for medical expenses due to covid 19.

The Emirates insurance which is included with every return ticket is accepted for Thailand Pass. Just got mine using Emirates insurance

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Martin *********

...do they send a copy of insurance when they email the ticket confirmation?

Does it specifically 50k Covid cover for the pass lark?

Or do you have to request that.

Looking at booking it over the weekend.

Once again cheers for the assistance...

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Eddie ******

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you request it email a copy of your ticket to

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full details can be found if you Google Emirates insurance

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Dick **********

However Emirates are stopping their insurance program for bookings after Dec 1st

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Wayne *********

Must quote covers for covid 19 from what i understand

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