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What are the current prices for COVID health insurance and COE requirements in Phuket for a 59-year-old?
COVID-19 InsuranceHealth Insurance ThailandCertificate of Entry (COE)Axa InsuranceAPRIL InsuranceExpat Visa RequirementsPhuket Travel InsuranceThailand Immigration Rules
Jul 2, 2021
5 years ago
John *********
ORIGINAL POSTERAny ideas on prices for covid and health insurance required for phuket and COE im 59
TLDR : Answer Summary
Users have discussed various options and prices for COVID and health insurance required for entry into Phuket, Thailand. Several commenters mentioned Axa and APRIL as insurance providers, with Axa costing around 4,000 THB for a policy and near 8,000 THB for the required COVID tests upon arrival. It is noted that prices may vary based on age, policy length, and coverage type. Additionally, users advised that insurance may not cover the entry testing required for COE.
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Stu *******
If you are looking for the cheapest possible coverage to satisfy the COE requirements, I recommend April with maximum excess. That’s how I did it last year.
William *******
It depends on the company,policy,length of policy,coverage, your age pre existing conditions,etc. You’ll have to seek a quote if you want a correct answer.
Darren ***********
Try APRIL Insurance very competitive
Paul *******
I just got Axa insurance for 7700. About to pay 8000 for the 3 tests required in first 14 days(via hotel). Paying 550 for SHA+ taxi. Tip- find a hotel with good communication and can ease things
Peter *********
@Paul ******
baht yes ?Jay *******
should insurance cover testing? Seems it should.
Michael ********
@Jay ******
not testing that is required for entry, testing required if you are hospitalised yesReply to
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yesReply to
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John ******
Axa Thailand cost £254 for 90 days. That was for everywhere in Thailand not just Phuket.
Chris **********
Axa.co.th is good
John ********
Axa
Wayne ********
i was told about thb4,000
Michael ********
Contact arawan namak she is based in Phuket, search group for her contact details
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