A guy gets his EOS on his OA in January, having presented his 400 000/40 000 local insurance valid for the year covered by the EOS. He obtains a re-entry permit and leaves Thailand in February and returns in March. As required, he purchases $50 000 of further insurance from an overseas company to also cover the rest of the EOS validity.
My question - have I got the scenario correct?
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user describes a scenario where an individual acquires an EOS on an OA visa, presents local insurance, obtains a re-entry permit, and buys additional overseas insurance for the remainder of the EOS validity. The conversation confirms the scenario as correct, emphasizing the need for sufficient insurance coverage for the Thailand Pass.
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