What are the best health insurance options for expats living in Thailand?

WRLife

WR life brilliant

Depending on what u need/age etc take a look at Genki. Wont work for everyone but does for me! €60 odd a month and can cancel at anytime and covers pretty much the same as the big boys. I have a referral code should you need

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AXA

We are with Pacific Cross. Used twice and no complaints at all.

Pacific Cross.

Hi Chris dm me I’m an independent and as a few have said it’s about finding the right one for you. There are so many here and not all are the same that’s for sure

Pacific Cross. I chose a plan with a significant deductible. That keeps the price down. Medical care here in Thailand is both excellent and affordable. I am basically self insuring for routine medical care. The policy is there for a serious medical event such as a serious vehicle accident.

Because of my high(ish) deductible I haven’t tried to make a claim so I can’t say how well they pay claims. They have great customer service otherwise such as coordinating policies with your visa. I bought the policy when I was 62. In 7 years I’ve never had a medical bill over 20,000 baht. My deductible is 40,000 baht.

AIA

I use AIA. Almost more important though is the agent you use. A good agent will find the coverage that suits you and more importantly will sort out any issues

Pacific Prime

VUMI or April

AXA ppp global health care UK

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