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What are some recommended travel and health insurance options for expats in Thailand?

Oct 24, 2024
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JoJo ********
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Hi Iโ€™ve been in Thailand for 2 months with my son going to stay a year looking at getting travel and health insurance as ours runs out on Friday but uk companies are asking when we are flying out can anyone recommend a company over here or tell me what I need to do hanks
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An expat in Thailand sought recommendations for travel and health insurance as their current coverage was expiring. Several community members suggested reputable insurers like AXA Thailand, True Traveller, and contacting local insurance brokers. It was highlighted that travel insurance typically covers only short-term stays, while health and accident policies might be more appropriate for long-term residents. Recommendations included notifying insurers about current residency instead of planned departures, and suggestions for personal brokers to tailor plans according to specific needs.
Ian *********
Robert jackson is an insurance agent in thailand contact him via facebook
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JoJo ********
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Axa trying to charge 620 a month does anyone know someone in Thailand cheaper thanks
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John ********
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620 baht or $ ?
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Dan *********
True Traveller are worth a look. They will insure you even though your journey has already begun
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Andy **********
If you mention your location, there are some good insurance brokers in Thailand, you may get recommendations, an insurance broker would be happy to organise something to suit your requirements, have you considered just purchasing a good accident cover, and also a good critical illness cover?? They are the two things that could potentially cost you a lot of money, any minor illnesses you could just pay for it yourself, with full thai medical insurance, if over a certain age, or you have pre-existing conditions, they are usually excluded from any policies anyway, so it might not be worth it.
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Frankie *******
Contact thai visa center or union space visa
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Tony ********
Unless you intend on 'travelling', travel insurance wasn't what you were looking for, as it usually only covers upto 90 days after arrival. As suggested look at a health and accident policy from someone like AXA Thailand.
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Steve ********
Try contacting this company. I have medical and vehicle insurance through them since I moved here 12+ years ago. They speak English.
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JoJo ********
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Thanks guys I take it I can do this online is is Axa Thailand website or uk website ? ๐Ÿ˜Š
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David ********
Safety Wing ๐Ÿชฝ
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Mark ********
AXA Thailand. Just tell 'em what you want and they will guide you through it then give you a quote.
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Declan **********
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second this, AXA are amazing, no fucking around when it comes time to payout claims too
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