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What are the requirements for insurance when applying for a retirement visa in Thailand?
Retirement VisaNon-O VisaNon-OA VisaInsurance RequirementsThailand ImmigrationVisa Application Process
Apr 11, 2024
2 years ago
Stuart *********
ORIGINAL POSTERCould someone give me some advice on these two questions on my retirement visa application
Would my own insurance do for this application
Thanks in advance for any advice
Would my own insurance do for this application
Thanks in advance for any advice
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation addresses questions about insurance requirements for a retirement visa application in Thailand. It clarifies that applicants need a letter of coverage from their insurance company, which must meet specific wording requirements and be from an approved list. It also mentions the necessity of obtaining a letter from a GP confirming the absence of certain diseases. Recommendations for affordable insurance options are shared.
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Danny *******
Download the form and take a look. There are certain limits and requirements the policy has to meet.
Steve *******
The certificate must have specific wording and must be from an approved list. AXA sells a bare bones policy that covers this for cheap
CjandBrigitte **********
Once your insurance company provides you with the letter of coverage. The certificate would be part of the package and thats what you submit to immigration.
Secondly you have to go to your GP and get a letter stipulating that you dont have any of the deseases stipulated.
Secondly you have to go to your GP and get a letter stipulating that you dont have any of the deseases stipulated.
Graham ******
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