Hello. Looking for recommendations for health insurance. It will be for retirement in Thailand for myself and my wife. Both from UK and in our sixties and in fairly good health.
Any help would be appreciated
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The discussion revolves around finding appropriate health insurance for UK retirees in Thailand. Recommendations include notable companies like Axa, Aia, and Pacific Cross. Expat advisers emphasize declaring pre-existing conditions and warn against choosing local Thai insurers. The expected insurance costs for decent policies range from 100,000 to 150,000 baht per year per person. Individual experiences with premiums and coverage levels highlight the importance of tailored options.
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I'm 68 and pay an average decent insurance, no cover as out patient nor dental, cost 8500 baht per month. Pay 5000 a night for room, many hospitals cost more
go to the websites of each insurer and read coverage details. Be aware if you take high blood pressure medication you are not covered for stroke equally if you take cholesterol medication you are not covered for heart disease, etc. That’s their definition of preexisting conditions.
you are in a Thai group discussing Thai issues and the question is about getting Thai insurance in Thailand, why would you think my answer would be anything other than in Thai currency?
Hi Dave. If you want to pop me a message im a uk independent adviser who lives and works here in Thailand. I have access to the entire marketplace. Dont go for a thai company because if a few reasons.