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What are some recommendations for expat health insurance options in Thailand for seniors?
expat health insuranceThailandNon-O visahealth insurance optionsinsurance providersAIAPacific CrossBangkok InsuranceAA InsuranceAXA Thailand
May 25, 2022
4 years ago
Jorge ****
ORIGINAL POSTERDear all, just started looking for expat health insurance here in TH. Not Covid or visa extension related but as a general precaution as am in my late 60s and am already here on Non-O extension. Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user sought advice on expat health insurance in Thailand, specifically looking for options suitable for someone in their late 60s on a Non-O visa. Community members provided various suggestions including specific insurance providers like Pacific Cross, Bangkok Insurance, AIA, and AA Insurance. Some shared their experiences, with one noting the rise in premiums for those over 60 and others recommending the importance of the agent's cooperation.
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Henriette ********
I used AA insurance broker in Huahin. Very helpful.
John **********
I use AIA but actually I find the agent and how helpful they are more important. Happy to pass your details on to the one I use if you wish?
Jorge ****
ORIGINAL POSTER@John *********
may get back to you later as am researching various options. Thanks for info! 🙂Reply to
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Mattawan *************
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Peter *********
Rip off each year over 60 goes up around 40% premium
Nigel *********
Give
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a lookJorge ****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nigel *********************
Thank you! Will take a look.Reply to
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Wayne *********
Pacific Cross was useless. 10 days after application no answer so took my business to Bangkok insurance
Jorge ****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Wayne ********
Tnx for commentJorge ****
ORIGINAL POSTERGood info!
Wayne *********
@Jorge ***
was cheaper as wellReply to
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Pacificcare ********
We are an insurance agent from pacific cross. You can consult with them
@Pacif******
@Kasira ****
Any suggestions please contact us.Reply to
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