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What health insurance options are available in Thailand that provide COVID coverage for entry permits?
Sep 8, 2020
6 years ago
Shaun *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi all,
What health insurance companys are you all using and do they provide the required cover for COVID to obtain and entry permit?
Thanks for any help
What health insurance companys are you all using and do they provide the required cover for COVID to obtain and entry permit?
Thanks for any help
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post inquires about health insurance providers in Thailand that cover COVID-19 to meet entry permit requirements. Comments suggest checking out travel insurance included with airlines like Etihad or Emirates, as well as Luma Insurance, a Thai company offering COVID coverage. Additional discussions touch on tourist entry concerns related to COVID and the insurance requirements impacting the tourism industry.
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I used this agency for my DTV Visa...recently on Google
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Michael ********
Are you eligible to come in suggest you join farangs stranded abroad if you are. All the latest info is there.
Patrick ********
If insurance requirement isn’t cheap and easy there won’t be a tourism industry left.
Kool *******
Hope that helps
Stephan ***********
Did you find any source yet for the country categories?
Kool *******
@Stephan **********
, not a recent one. In determining when to start letting tourists back in, something they seriously watch is those coming back infected on repatriation flights, and which country they returned from. The US, India, UAE, the UK, and a few others are at the tops of the list now.Reply to
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Chaz ************
Check out luma insurance. Thai company with covid cover
Bobby ********
Fly with Etihad or Emirates and they throw the insurance in!
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Stephan ***********
Well... just for 31 days and also just for medical treatment, not for funeral and repatriation.
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