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What are the insurance coverage requirements for the Retirement Extension of Stay with a Non-Immigrant O-A visa in Thailand?

Non-immigrant O-A visa Retirement Extension of Stay Insurance requirements 400k/40k Baht insurance 3 million Baht insurance requirement Chang Wattana Immigration

Mar 31, 2022

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Hi! May I ask about the insurance coverage requirements for the 'Retirement-Extension of Stay' of the 'Non-immigrant O-A visa'?

I have extended my extension of stay in year 2020 and 2021 successfully, with fulfilling the 400k/40k Baht requirements of the insurance. But, I am now confused with the new insurance requirement, i.e. 3.5 million Baht requirement.

Could you advice me whether I can continue my 400k/40k Baht insurance program for this year extension, please?

My current extension of stay will end on May, and I will visit the Chang Wattana- Bangkok Immigration.

Thank you in advance!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The insurance coverage requirement for the Retirement Extension of Stay on the Non-Immigrant O-A visa is currently still 400k/40k Baht. The new requirement of 3 million Baht will not take effect until October, allowing you to continue using your existing insurance for this year's extension, which ends in May.

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you can use

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just like you have been there are no issues at all

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The new requirement for 3 million baht insurance will be introduced in October for OA extensions. At present the

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requirement still applies

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Requirements for a 1-year extension based on being over 50 on the Non-OA entry stamp haven't been changed.

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