What are cost-effective health insurance options for expats in Thailand, particularly for retirees?
Feb 2, 2024
a year ago
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ORIGINAL POSTERTLDR : Answer Summary
An expat seeking cost-effective health insurance options in Thailand discussed their current situation where their travel insurance is about to expire. They found AXA's quote of 140,000 baht per year too high and were also offered a minimum coverage insurance for retirement visa purposes, which came with substantial excesses. Comments included suggestions for checking local comparison sites like Checkdi, considering international insurance from their home countries, and recommendations for AIA Insurance. A user shared their experience of obtaining a 3-month insurance plan for 9,500 baht, highlighting the potential for extensions at reasonable costs. Overall, various alternatives and insights into the health insurance landscape for retirees in Thailand were provided.
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