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What are some recommendations for affordable medical insurance for retirees in Thailand?
Nov 5, 2022
3 years ago
Salvador *******************
ORIGINAL POSTERHello everyone in this wonderful group, starting in December I will have a retirement visa, I am 59 years old and I will stay 8 months a year in Bangkok... can you advise me on a good medical insurance, that is not very expensive? Thank you ..🙏
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A user is seeking recommendations for affordable medical insurance as they prepare to move to Thailand with a retirement visa. The user is 59 years old and plans to stay in Bangkok for 8 months a year. In the comments, another member shares their experience of having minimal medical expenses over the years without insurance, suggesting that for some generally healthy individuals, self-funding healthcare may be a viable option.
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Russell *******
I am the same age as you. I retired 3 years ago and so far have spent no more than £300 pound of medical care ,the majority of that was for a dental filling . I don't have insurance . My way of thinking if I need to spend three years of what an insurance would have cost me ,I will still be in credit .
Just another way of looking at it , especially if you are generally healthy.
Just another way of looking at it , especially if you are generally healthy.
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