What health insurance company would you recommend for expats retiring in Thailand?

what type of insurance are you looking for?

something to meet an entry or visa requirement - I would highly recommend Arawan Namak. You can explain your situation and she will give you options with reputable companies.

If you're looking for medical insurance to cover routine outpatient care in Thailand, I would just pay out of pocket.

If you're looking for medical insurance to cover serious illness (cancer, organ transplants, etc) or accidents and related hospitalization and treatment in Thailand, then I would buy from a reputable agent in the area you will live. Your agent should facilitate your hospital admission, obtain any pre-authorization that may be required, and assist with the claims process. This type of policy must be purchased in most cases prior to 70 years of age and is renewable until 85. You obviously want a company you think will be around that long. I use an agent in Bangkok for AIA.

feel free to PM me if you want more information.

I recommend AXA company ( 17D808 )and You can consult with her >>

@Kasira ****

They are all excellent! Right up until the minute you make a claim

You can use our comparison tool here for the most commonly used policies to enter Thailand.

LUMA

I signed up recently with WRLife.

No medical. No large annual increases.

No upper age limit.

British company with office in Bangkok.

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Capra is quite dodgy. They should be investigated.

fyi,

None of them

AXA in hua hin

I used Regency for Expats. Their service has been excellent. Just a warning… normally in Thailand pre existing conditions will not be covered.

Allianz Ayuttaya I use them

Falcon OA insurance

Age? Contact us as we are networked with FWD which is AU based insurer.

You want to open an investigation into a health insurance company? Criminal or civil?

I use Arawan Namak as do many others i know can search group for her contact.

Also can search topics insurance one of the top topics