Hi! I see many posts regarding insurance for tourist visa, but I'm a work permit holder in Thailand and apparently I need a one year insurance for Thailand pass application. Does anyone have any recommendation for the insurance please?
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A work permit holder in Thailand inquired about health insurance requirements for the Thailand Pass application. Responses included that non-immigrant visa holders (except Non-OA) only need 30 days of coverage, while several insurance options were recommended, including Luma Health Insurance and Safety Wing, which offers monthly payments and prompt confirmation. Additionally, it was noted that if one pays taxes and contributes to social security, insurance may not be necessary.
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Our company insurance runs from November-October. We have had people travelling in and out in August-September and the insurance is fine and accepted.
You could get insurance with Safety Wing.. it’s pay monthly @ 42 USD per month and you get a confirmation letter 15 mins after buying. Cancel any time. The confirmation says it’s valid for 1 year from the date you purchase. I’ve just used it myself for the Thailand Pass.