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What are the insurance requirements for a 60-day Thailand tourist visa and the Thailand Pass?

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Mar 25, 2022
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Chris *********************
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Been trying all day to get insurance that covers the 100,000 USD

For a 60 day visa everything comes back only 20 000 cover for thai pass and not acceptable for visa I'm I doing something wrong.
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The post discusses the confusion around insurance requirements for obtaining a 60-day tourist visa in Thailand and the associated Thailand Pass. It clarifies that the current requirement for the Thailand Pass is a minimum of $20,000 in medical insurance coverage for COVID-19, while the tourist visa itself does not mandate insurance coverage. Several users recommend different travel insurance providers such as AXA and Allianz, sharing their personal experiences and suggesting that applicants should ensure their chosen insurance policies meet the specific needs for entry into Thailand.
Jill ***********
Visa doesn’t require insurance test n go does for Thai pass. US$20,000 minimum covid medical expenses coverage currently.
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Dimitris ************
No insurance covers asymptomatic. In plain English: they test you positive upon arrival and they take you with ambulance anywhere they want for 10 days. And you pay out of pocket up to 20,000 bucks. I warned you
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@Dimitris ***********
 No! My travel insurance from USA states, HOSPITEL if ordered by authorities or medical- it pays 100% of HospiTEL costs up to policy limits.

My policy was purchased thru AAA In USA.
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Eddy ********
Thailand pass is shit
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Tod *********
feel better after getting that off your chest do you now
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Callum *******
I used safetywing if that helps ?
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Brian ********
Try Sainsbury’s travel insurance google them
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Sweetway ******
You only need $20,000 cover. AXA is the most preferred.

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Andy **********
Get proper insurance from a western company not some rubbish Thai low amount cover.

You need £10m of medical cover for travel, not $50k or $20k. That wouldn't keep you alive 24 hours in ICU.
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Chris *********************
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@Andy *********
 I have a good insurance in Thailand I'm not a novice iv lived in Thailand on an off for the last 15 years it's a basic insurance to satisfy the visa
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@Andy *********
 all he wants is insurance to satisfy Thailands requirements for entry
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Peter **********
Be careful which insurance you get I applied for the axa insurance with $
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coverage for covid as required then but was told it did not cover any existing conditions so basicly it only covers covid
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@Peter *********
 look at most insurance you buy here as throwaway, to meet requirements, not pay claims
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David ***********
Nonsense. That means it covers all the diseases and conditions that you don’t already have … which is normal for insurance policies.
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@Daffyd **********
 why nonsense if you are suffering from a condition there will be a greater need to be covered for it
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@Peter *********
 It’s puzzling why you separate just that one non-pre-existing condition (covid) out from all the thousands of other risks, and claim that it only covers that one.
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@Peter *********
 now you are making a different statement.

Before, you said, “basically it only covers covid.” That is not not true. It covers covid plus all the other diseases that you did not then have when you took out the insurance policy.

Now you are saying that insurance should cover known issues. Insurance is principally designed to cover possible expenses - not certainties.

If an insurance company was going to cover existing conditions, then it would have to charge a significantly higher premium.
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Harry **********
They accepted mine for 50k for the visa
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Chris *********************
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@Harry *********
 what insurance did you use.

I usually go with AXA
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Harry **********
@Chris ********************
 I got the one year policy with tune

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Ginette *****************
20.000 ok
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Kǎisǎ **********
I have looked everywhere, what's the general rate for the AXA 20,000 USD insurance? I am sure there are a lot of variables, but cannot seem to find any numbers.
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Aaron *******
Go online, if available, and apply for 60 day, single entry, tourist visa. No insurance requirements, I am aware of. Second process, is applying for Thailand Pass, will need insurance, that states for COVID, for full 60 days @ $20,000. Just got approved today. Using my standard travel insurance, and letter from insurance company.
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Chris *********************
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Aaron *******
Thailand Pass and Visas are 2 different things. Thai Pass only requires $20,000, specifically states COVID. I just got mine approved using Allianz Travel Insurance. Standard Tourist Visa no insurance requirements. I've done 60 days a couple of times.
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Aaron *******
I've done 60 day tourist visas, no $100,000 insurance requirements. Only, insurance visa requirements I'm aware of is a Retirement Visa, applied for outside of Thailand.
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Curtis *******
What?
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Eliza **********
Today is 20.000$
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@Elisa *********
 is that acceptable for 60 day visa
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@Chris ********************
 my e visa didn’t ask about anything of my insurance if I remember correctly
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@Liam *******
 this covid fkd everything up I used to do 7 months a year with my daughter's used to go to Hull consulate get visa in 15 minutes they closed it now
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@Chris ********************
 yeah tbf I did the same at Birmingham but tbf it’s pretty easy on the e visa website then when it asks for certain questions that aren’t applicable to you I just wrote in a blank paper non applicable and uploaded the picture on some questions they aren’t relevant to a 60 days visa but you have to fill in the question
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@Chris ********************
 yes it would be I’m here for 60 days the actual amount is purely for the Thai pass buddy
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Chris *********************
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@Liam *******
 did you apply for the 60 day e visa with your insurance mate
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Eliza **********
@Chris ********************
 In the embassy I don't know. But Thailand pass, to go 30 days + 30 more once there, it should be.
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@Elisa *********
 I'm wanting a 60 day visa
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Eliza **********
@Chris ********************
 At the embassy, they will tell you what you need.
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@Elisa *********
 I'm applying for e visa online
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@Chris ********************
 evisa I dont know
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Liam ********
For my 60 day visa I got the Axa.th insurance was for 50,000USD perfectly accepted just finished my 1 day quarantine
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Stuart *********
Sorry not sure where you have seen the requirement for 100k coverage for a tourist visa.
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@Stuart ********
 it was there last year . Have they relaxed it now. ?🤔🤔
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@Dave ********
 they have. It was reduced to 50k and now reduced further to 20k if i’m not mistaken
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Dave *********
Barry Mutch looks like they're finally getting there
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@Stuart ********
 I looked on visa web sit mate it stated 100,000usd

I spoke to Michael Dawson and he said that cover hasn't changed
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@Chris ********************
 maybe your better checking official government websites as I think it’s been knocked down to 20k now.

Was Michael Dawson also trying to sell you insurance? 😉
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Stuart *********
@Barry ******
 Michael doesn’t sell insurance.
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@Stuart ********
 he might as well, you get cash in and its fuck all use in Thailand anyway !!!!
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Stuart *********
@Chris ********************
 have you got a link to the site. I’m not sure where you’re finding this.
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@Stuart ********
 correct. I did 2 the other day for friends and no mention was made.
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@John *****
 when you done the visa application was it passed with the new 20 000usd cover
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there is a
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usd requirement for ThaiPass ?
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@John *****
 insurance coverage of 20k. Not an actual requirement for 20k USD
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@Chris ********************
 there is no 20k cover required for the tourist visa. There is a requirement to show 20k Baht for financial means.
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