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Is my Luna insurance sufficient for COVID-19 coverage to travel to Thailand?

COVID-19 Insurance Travel Insurance Thai Visa Regulations Certificate of Entry (CoE)Health Insurance Requirements NON-O Visa Short-Term Visa (STV)

Mar 4, 2021

5 years ago

Paulus *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I have just got insurance from luna, it states on certificate that it covers covid 19 but not the amount but under out patients and in patients states covered for 3.5 mil. Will this be ok to travel with?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The insurance from Luna covers COVID-19, but needs to explicitly state the amount for COVID-19 coverage. Many users suggest confirming that asymptomatic cases are included and that the insurance meets the required coverage amount of 100,000 USD (approximately 3.5 million THB) for travel purposes. Positive experiences indicate that similar certificates were accepted for visa applications and Certificate of Entry processes.

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Paulus *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I’ve sent my passport off for the visa, when should I apply for the coe, I fly 20th.

Do you have to download everything at once or can you add forms and save until you complete.

5 years ago

Phillip *******

@Paulus ********

The turnaround from Royal Thai Embassy in London was very quick for me: my CoE request was pre-approved on a Sunday (!) and the certificate issued to me on Tuesday after I had confirmed my flight and ASQ hotel stay on Monday. Service!

5 years ago

Phillip *******

@Paulus ********

The online platform for CoE is quite straightforward. Upload the visa when the passport is received.

5 years ago

Phillip *******

There are other boxes to upload insurance, hotel and flight details. Choose the dox, upload and then save just to be sure.

5 years ago

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Phillip *******

I’ve got exact same insurance certificate from Luna. The $100k Covid cover required is eqB 3.5m. It was accepted for purpose of my STV application and CoE issuance so I’d say no worries!

5 years ago

Carlo **********

How much?

5 years ago

Phillip *******

@Carlo *********

cost me B20k for 180 days

Carlo **********

Abt £500 then?

Phillip *******

£482 to be precise! Please note that’s for 180 days cover. If I recall it’s B8000 for 90 days

5 years ago

Carlo **********

@Phillip ******

That covers all health?

5 years ago

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Carlo **********

Ray *****

Needs to show a specific amount for Covid and you should check if asymptomatic cases are covered. Sometimes you just have to call them or email and they will forward a policy with the required wording

5 years ago

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Ray *****

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