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What are my options for obtaining a 90-day Thai visa and health insurance as a 72-year-old expat?

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Sep 11, 2021

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Good afternoon.

Could you advise me on what i should do re my Thai visa.

I am 72years old and I would like a 90 day visa or longer .

my entry date was 14th November 2021 

My departure date is at the end of  march.

will i need special insurance .

would it be easy to get  30 visa then extend when I'm in Hua Hin ,which is where i will stay.

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A 72-year-old expat is seeking advice on obtaining a long-term Thai visa, specifically a 90-day visa, as well as information about health insurance requirements. A response suggests applying for a tourist visa that allows an initial 60-day stay with an option to extend for an additional 30 days for a fee. It also highlights the necessity of having health insurance that covers COVID-related medical expenses.

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Suggest you get a tourist visa which will allow you to stay 60.days on entry plus added 30.days extension from Thai immigration for 1900 Thai baht = 90 days in Thailand.

You will need health insurance which includes US $100,000 coverage for COVID medical care for the three months.

Lucky for you the insurance is still affordable at age 72.

After the three months then look at options available to stay longer in Thailand.

It's too early now to know what options you may have in early 2022.

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Nongnuch ********

"After the three months then look at options available to stay longer in Thailand." . . . . I'd rather advise him to start looking for options BEFORE the three months are over. . . .😃😃 . .if he starts the inquiries AFTER 3 months, he will be in overstay

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Wannikea *********

actually only needs 2 months of insurance needed as he will be stamped in for 2 months with a sticker visa in his passport.

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yes you are correct as always 😷 but I hope he has full health insurance for his planned stay in Thailand ...its at bargain low rates now IMHO

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Wannikea *********

you're so kind.

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