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What are the best expat insurance companies in Thailand that have paid out claims?
Apr 15, 2023
3 years ago
Ryan ********
ORIGINAL POSTERRecommendation for expat insurance from someone that has had to claim and the companies actually paid out?
I ask because my previous insurance was horrendous.
No agents PM me please.
I ask because my previous insurance was horrendous.
No agents PM me please.
TLDR : Answer Summary
Expats in Thailand are seeking recommendations for reliable insurance companies that honor their claims based on personal experiences. Key suggestions include HanseMerkur for Germans/Europeans, Caremed, WRLife, and AIA, with users confirming positive experiences regarding claim payouts and rapid assistance during medical emergencies.
Pelle Eriksson★★★★★
Absolutely Bangkok's best service I highly...recently on Facebook
Luca G.★★★★★
I used this agency for my DTV Visa...recently on Google
Trusted Thai Visa Agent
OVER 100,000 EXPATS SERVED
#1 VISA AGENT IN THAILAND
Nigel ********
Thank you is polite
Andy *******
AIA were excellent
John **********
I recently had serious disc surgery and severed sciatic nerve surgery at Sirphat Hospital. Within 2 hours WRLife got back to the hospital with approval of my coverage, and more, and I was operated on an hour later (Thankfully) Very satisfied with them.
Mark ************
@John *********
Thank you John.... MHF Wrlife.Reply to
Mark ************
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William ****************
WR life. Hospitalization 5 days. No problem. No money out of pocket
Mark ************
@William ***************
Thank you William... MHF @WrL***
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Sofia ************
Caremed
Frank-Steven ***********
Get a reputable insurance from your home country. That way, you know (or should know) how to enforce your rights. Never had any issues. HanseMerkur for Germans / Europeans.
Ruth *******
@Frank-Steven **********
Ryan is from the UK. However, insurance from one’s “home country” is not practical for Americans. The pricing is outrageous.Bernd ***********
@Frank-Steven **********
only German residence as far as I know.Reply to
Bernd ***********
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