Hello everyone. We (retired 59 & 63), have started an Non O A application from home in Canada. We aren't arriving in Thailand until April 25, so what to do about the health insurance. AXA only do it for 12 mth increments. Not planning on arriving before April, and then, only to actively look for properties. We wanted to start the process to see if we had all the paperwork in place. Should we wait and complete the application at a later date?
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A retired couple (ages 59 and 63) is inquiring about the timing of their Non O A visa application as they do not plan to arrive in Thailand until April. They face a challenge regarding health insurance, as providers only offer it in 12-month increments. Comments suggest that applying too early would waste visa months, and it's recommended to wait to complete the application closer to their arrival date. Some also suggest considering a Non O visa, which has different insurance requirements and can be extended in Thailand.
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