What health insurance options are available for expats on DTV in Thailand?

@Sylvia *******

yes I know people, including myself, where Thai insurance companies do not pay and cancel your policies if you try to claim. In my case they said I had not told them about my previous history. I pointed out they did not ask me for my history when we met and signed the policy. I think they asked my girlfriend in Thai how is my health, she responded that I am good, which was true. They did not ask her for my previous history, which she would have answered truthfully. But they should have asked me, not her.

@Jo**

- my plan specifically says cancer treatment is covered. But I'll double check the fine print. Thanks for the heads up

Thank you I’ll look into them. We’ll be traveling all over the world all next year so I’m in the research stage.

All I said is that YT creators plug it

Use NOW health

@Klaus **********

No. I won't be "that guy". Like I said, everyone's situation is different. And if someone can't afford to return to their home country, they shouldn't be here n the first place.

@Klaus **********

there's not much they can't do in Thai hospitals, what is something you would need to go home for?

@Jim *******

Depends on everyone's individual situation. Most Thai insurance is poor value. It depends on what type of insurance you can get in your home country.

@Jim *******

if you’re 70 or over it’s very expensive. If you’re that age and well off, better to pay for expenses yourself.

If you’re that age and not well off, daft to live in Thailand.