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What are the best health insurance options for expats in Thailand with young children?

Health Insurance Expat Insurance Thailand Children's Healthcare Insurance Providers Visa Requirements International Insurance

Mar 23, 2026

a month ago

Anonymous *************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi 🙏

Looking for a reliable, affordable health insurance provider in Thailand for relocation (3 children ages 1–3 + one adult, 34).

Good coverage and easy claims are important. Any recommendations?

Thanks!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The original post requests recommendations for reliable and affordable health insurance in Thailand for a family with one adult and three young children. Comments highlight challenges with local insurance companies accepting children under 6, the benefits of purchasing international policies from reputable companies, and several specific recommendations for insurance providers, including Allianz and AIA. Users also emphasize the importance of ensuring the policy covers the visa type (DTV, tourist visa) and suggest reliable brokers for comparative services.

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Sukkhan **********

Hello, I would recommend the world’s No.1 brand, Allianz 🌏 I also take care of clients who hold a DTV Visa. Feel free to message me for a consultation :)

a month ago

David ********

A DTV is considered a tourist visa, in Thailand you need a long term visa, beware of people offering so called health insurance on tourist visas, yo need to get a excellent international policy from your home country

a month ago

Shane ********

Highly recommend speaking to Tenzing Pacific Services very helpful and experienced specialist expat health and life insurance broker across Southeast Asia

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and with several offices in Thailand they have looked after my family for over a decade and great experience with them

a month ago

Rachel *******

Speak woth Pete at

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UK qualified advisor dealing with international health insurance.

They have a comparison service so you can compare all available providers to find the one that suits your circumstances.

a month ago

Ava *******

Good day,

I'm a financial advisor and an AIA insurance. If you're interested and need assistance, feel free to contact me for advice. 😊💫

a month ago

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a month ago

Pui *********

We're licensed AIA advisor in Thailand, providing clear and reliable health insurance solutions for expats.

Feel free to message us for more information or a personalized quote.

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a month ago

Andy **********

Always get a policy from outside Thailand from a well known western company who has a reputation they don't want destroyed if you sue them and who are regulated in the country where you buy the policy.

If you buy a Mickey Mouse Thai policy, they may pay out or they may not but you can't sue them, there is no recourse if they delay or refuse and there is no effective governing body to regulate them.

It will cost more but it gives you surety.

a month ago

Kanittha **************

Hi, i am an agent at

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. Happy to help, pls dm me.

a month ago

Kanittha **************

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a month ago

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Kanittha **************

Patrapong *****

No problem for adults but not much local health insurance will accept children’s applications when they are less than 6 years old.

a month ago

Sweet *****

@Patrapong ****

AIA accept babies from 15 days, but they don’t accept foreigners (and children of foreigners) on DTV.

a month ago

Patrapong *****

@Sweet ****