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What are the insurance requirements for entering Thailand with a Non-O visa?

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Dec 1, 2021

4 years ago

JF *******

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I have a Non-0 visa for visiting family.

I will stay for 90 day with a 60 day extension.

I am confused regarding my insurance requirements to enter Thailand.

I have read that I only need a 30 day Covid insurance for $50,000 others have said I need that insurance for the full length of my visit.

Advice please.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When entering Thailand on a Non-O visa, you must have health insurance that covers the duration you'll be stamped in upon arrival. For a 90-day stay with the option of a 60-day extension, you need insurance for at least the first 90 days. If you're 75 years or older, a government-sponsored COVID-only policy might be your best option. Some users clarified that while initial entries may require at least 30 days of COVID insurance, a full policy is recommended to cover any potential extensions.

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James ********

And as this involves required insurance to enter or reenter Thailand...and not a visa question...

Just know that you will need proof of insurance for the TIME STAMPED into Thailand upon arrival.

In your situation with a NEWLY issued Non O as married to Thai you will be stamped in for 90 days and need three months of insurance.

And...as you are age 75+

Your best a option for the required insurance may be the Thai government sponsored COVID ONLY policy which issues at same rates thru age 99.

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4 years ago

JF *******

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@James *******

Thanks James. I was seeking if there was any alternatives to the Tipinsure

4 years ago

James ********

@JF ******

it may be best to continue your search on this helpful forum ...as I need to close commenting here as we now are talking about insurance and not Thai visa.

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4 years ago

James ********

@JF ******

are you already age 75 ?

4 years ago

James ********

@JF ******

not really without paying more...

Had you flown Emirates and bought your ticket before December 1st...it was FREE.

FYI...I am in the same boat as you...at age 77

There is no reasonable priced $50,000 policy. And I have been shopping for one.

4 years ago

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James ********

Bernie *******

You may need to renew your insurance to get the visa extension.

4 years ago

Sako *****************

what about coming with Non o visa single entry but issue since 17th nov and planning back thailand january its mean visa will be extend 90days from date of arrival?thanks and wish best regards

4 years ago

Bob **********

For the full

length of your visa do not count extension

4 years ago

JF *******

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@Bob *********

Bob. Thanks for your reply. ☺️

4 years ago

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JF *******

Ellie *******

You need the insurance policy covering the period that you would be stamped for upon your entry. If you enter Thailand on Non-O visa, your first 90days should be insured.

4 years ago

JF *******

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@Ellie ******

Ellie. Thanks for the reply.☺️

4 years ago

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JF *******

Siggi ********

You need a complete health insurance for the complete length of your stay

4 years ago

Wannikea *********