Answered4 years ago

What are the health insurance requirements for a 90-day O visa in Thailand?

Health Insurance Non-O Visa COVID-19 Coverage Thai Pass Visa Requirements Expat Assistance

Pat *********

asked May 14, 2022

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Confused about health insurance requirements? I have a 90 day O visa from issued in Canada and the Thai pass.

Answer summary

The health insurance requirements for a 90-day O visa in Thailand indicate that insurance should cover the duration of the visa, i.e., 90 days. For entry under the Thai Pass with a non-immigrant visa, only COVID-19 health coverage is needed for the first 30 days. However, it is clarified that the Non-O visa does not mandatorily require comprehensive health insurance, unlike other visa types such as O-A. Users have expressed general confusion about the evolving regulations in Thailand.

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Christopher ****************

I’m confused about everything in Thailand right now…..

4 years ago

Bobby ********

@Christopher ***************

Nothing to be confused about. It's all easy to interpret 😆

4 years ago

John-Paul ******

@Christopher ***************

you and everyone else... including Thai nationals.

4 years ago

Brian *******

If you already have the Thai Pass, you have the required insurance to enter.

O-A requires Health Insurance, not an O Visa. Check what you have.

Pat *********

thanks very much

Pat *********

thanks so much

Ken *******

I'm applying for a 90 day O visa, based on being over 50, from the UK, and it is asking me to upload travel insurance details.

4 years ago

Kool *******

@Ken ******

all you need to upload is verification that your insurance has at least US$10,000 coverage for covid hospitalisation.

4 years ago

Garrett ***********

For the Thaipass you just need covid coverage for the first 30 days of you're on a non immigrant visa. The Non-O doesn't require health insurance.

4 years ago

Back ******

@Garrett **********

. in Germany there insisted on a 90 day insurance, arguing with them no point.

Extrusion of money at every level

4 years ago

Henriette ********

@Garrett **********

The irony is that for Thailand Pass "covid" no longer needs to be mentioned in the policy (see capture from TP FAQ), but the cheapest Thai insurance is only for Covid and just a token insurance.

4 years ago

Carol ********

Your insurance should last as long as your visa ergo 90 days

4 years ago

Henriette ********

@Carol *******

In theory yes, but in practice no. I have seen even 1 day insurance getting approved. But suggest for people to take 15 or 30 days, especially if they are only taking Thai insurance as back-up for their own insurance.

Having said that any health or travel insurance will be accepted.

4 years ago

Garrett ***********

@Carol *******

It's doesn't need to

4 years ago