For a retirement visa your health cover must be with OPD or can do only with IPD cover ?
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The discussion primarily focuses on the health insurance requirements for various types of retirement visas in Thailand. The Non-OA visa, which requires health insurance coverage of $100,000 USD, is often mentioned alongside the Non-O visa, which does not have an insurance requirement based on retirement status. It is clarified that the Non-O/A visa is distinct from what is popularly termed a 'retirement visa', and that specific insurances may apply differently across different visa categories.
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the Non-Imm-O/A visa requires a health insurance. The Non-O/A visa is NOT a "retirement visa", though. The Non-O/A Visa is called "Longstay Visa". The LTR and the Non-Imm-O visa are "real" retirement visa