Given the Insurance requirements for new OA Visa's, would it be better to enter Thailand on another type of Visa, purchase the Insurance, and then get the OA Visa there after I get the Insurance??
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around whether it's advisable to enter Thailand on a different visa to purchase insurance necessary for an OA Visa. Comments highlight that an OA Visa can only be obtained outside Thailand, and there are alternative visa options like the Non-O that do not require insurance but do have financial stipulations. Some users express frustration with the Thai insurance process and suggest that foreign insurance may not be accepted. Careful consideration of the embassy's requirements and the insurance policy's validity is advised.
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