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Is Regency International a Good Option for Health Insurance for Thai Long Stay Visas?

Health InsuranceLong Stay VisaO-A Visa
Nov 19, 2019
5 years ago
Craig *********
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There is an insurance policy health insurance with Regency international offering low price of $US1134 designed especially for thai long stay...thailand only... immediate cover... covers outpatient 40000bht... inpatient 400000... no medical checkups.. no pre existing maybe this is the answer or at least some honest competition ????
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Discussion revolves around Regency International's health insurance policy for Thai long-stay visas, particularly focusing on its cost, coverage, and acceptance by immigration offices in Thailand. Although it offers low premiums and immediate coverage, concerns are raised about its acceptability for visa extensions and the reputation of the insurer.
Khun ******
Regency international are THE WORST
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Steven *********
@Khun *****
 why?
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Henry *********
Regency for Expats are fine, but beware of their "semi-private" room clause for their cheaper policies.
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Ron *******
There was something running on TVF regarding Regency. Seems to be ok as
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 said for applying for the O-A in your home come IF they sign the certificate BUT it isn't accepted for 2nd year and or subsequent extensions INSIDE of Thailand at immigration offices.
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@Adrian *****
 of course there are better policys out there.

You can take a better policy....as long as it's from one of those suppliers and meets the minimum requirements.
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@Ron ******
 having looked at a few of the company’s offering long stay O-A health insurance. I see that they generally have a chart showing age & policy cost on a sliding graph. If this is long stay O-A health insurance why does the chart start before 50 & anyone younger would be crazy to take theses policy’s as much better out there. These prices are inflated & coverage amount is minimal it’s a over the barrel & being shafted scenario
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@Craig ********
 here is the approved list.

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Craig *********
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@Ron ******
 not even if they sign the overseas insurance certificate ??
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Jack *******
400k isnt much if u get serious illness like cancer or need operations or ICU..
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Craig *********
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Jack Homes so you combine it with your own money...its the high premiums that adds up over a couple of years that cost you ...
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Dan ******
The handwriting is on the wall for those approaching elderly status 65-70 ++. They will be history. Not a good way to spend a relaxing retirement.
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Dan ******
"O" Visas do not require insurance as of now. But, it's not a good idea to stay here with no insurance. I have coverage from my home country. Otherwise, I would not be here.
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Hettie *******
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 not good...elderly people want to retire in Phuket...any health insurance for people between 60 and 70 on non o retirement visa?
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Bryce ********
don't buy ***anything*** off regency int'l. they're bent as fugg. search google for complaints about them.
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Craig *********
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Not sure but they have web page if you want to contact...as for me I have an O not OA..
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James ********
Age limitations to insure?

Max issue age is 70..per website
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Craig *********
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Just thought I would let you know I'm no expert..but I think he said they sign the certificate..
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Karen ********
Do you have their pdf.
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Karen ********
@Longy ***
 yes sorry
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 PDS
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Tod *********
IF that company is not on the approved insurance provider list it won't work for anything BUT buying an O-A visa in your country before you come here. If you're wanting to get an extension of stay from the immigration office off an O-A visa you need to use one of the approved thai providers.
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