What are some recommended medical insurance companies accepted by the Thai embassy for a Non-OA visa?

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Can someone please suggest some medical insurance companies for the visa that are accepted by the Thai embassy? And do I need the attached document from the embassy that they will fill out?
 im age 51

Ask Thailand · Answer

The inquiry is about suitable medical insurance companies accepted by the Thai embassy for visa purposes, specifically for someone applying at age 51. Several comments suggest that the Non-OA visa requires a list of specific insurers, often limited to Thai insurance companies. Recommendations include AXA, AIA, Falcon Insurance, and suggestions to consult Tenzing, an expat health insurance broker. There are mentions of potential issues with paperwork and delays, particularly concerning AXA.

Sharn ************* · Answer

Avoid AXA if you need paperwork in a hurry.

I paid money and after 20 days had no documents and no communication from them.

I had to go and pay for another policy with another company who sent the documents the next day so that I could get my visa done

I asked Axa many times to cancel the policy and refund me but they have completely ignored me .

It was just a lot of wasted money .

Chanya ************ · Answer

I am insurance agent from AXA. I help expats in Thailand find reliable health & life insurance with great coverage and real support — in English.

I work with top insurance providers and personally help with claims and questions along the way.

If you're still looking, feel free to message me — I’m happy to help you find a plan that really fits your needs.

For a quick chat, you can also reach me on WhatsApp. 0815395944

Chanya Noot Sena

Your Insurance Planner in Thailand

Mike ******** · Answer

If you want cheap, Falcon Ins

Andrew ******** · Answer

[mention redacted] can help with this

Samuel ******* · Answer

Speak with Tenzing, they're a very helpful expat health insurance broker based in Thailand: [url redacted]

Penny ****** · Answer

AIA is who I used to… the rep you get is very important …. The insurance system is different here …. Your rep stays with you, you just don’t buy a policy and carry a card around with you!

Phil ****** · Answer

[mention redacted] if your applying for a non OA then change to a Non O as its easier

Wayne ********* · Answer

Axa easy care policy

מומי ****** · Answer

they accept just thai insurance.

someone can send here.chip insurance.that accept with the visa.

Lynnette ******* · Answer

If you're applying for a Non-OA in your home country there is a list of specific insurers they will accept. You don't have choice other than those.

What are some recommended medical insurance companies accepted by the Thai embassy for a Non-OA visa?

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