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What are some recommended travel insurance companies for expats?
Jan 29, 2026
3 months ago
Darcel **********
ORIGINAL POSTERHey, I have a question. What is some good travel insurance companies?
TLDR : Answer Summary
In response to a query about good travel insurance companies, various suggestions were made, emphasizing the importance of considering the context of travel (short-term vs. long-term). Notable recommendations included Allianz, SafetyWing, and Pacific Cross, among others. Comments highlighted that insurance needs can vary based on nationality, duration of stay, and specific coverage requirements, suggesting that consulting local services like ExpatInsure or Insurance for All Expats may also be beneficial.
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If you are going to be in Thailand short term travel insurance will work fine , but for anything longer I would suggest to get a normal health insurance policy . The guys at
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would be able to sort you out with a policy that fits your needsAnthony ******
Some options here for Thailand..
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Steve *******
I use Safetywing. They have world wide coverage and even include dental
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Tom *******
Virgin money
Annual gold policy covers up to 94 days per trip
Annual gold policy covers up to 94 days per trip
Sam *********
I just used rabbit who are a broker and ended up with a pretty good policy with AXA.
Steve *******
How long is a piece of string?
Barb ******
I'm new to this site, thinking of moving to Thailand.. and I don't get it when some people give a snarky reply... explain
Steve *******
Barb Macy Insurance can only be calculated on many different factors, ie, age, health, length of stay, levels of cover. So, much more information is needed to give the OP a valid answer to their question. Hope that helps 🙏
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Frank *************
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Chris ********
Do you want travel insurance or health insurance - they are different - the guys at
@Expat******
can help on both frontsNigel *********
I’m in the union, in Australia, so I get it free with my membership🤙🤙✊✊
Stephen *******
I use Allianz
Randall *******
Stephen Nakao me too. Don't know if they're good as i haven't had to make a claim yet
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Garret **********
Pacific cross
Lawrence ********
Safetywing
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Lynnette *******
We come from all over the world and travel insurance is usually specific to your country.
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