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What health insurance options should I consider to extend my visa in Thailand?

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Jul 25, 2024

2 years ago

Michael ********

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Hi all well I followed your advise and now I am sat in my house in That phanom Thailand for 90 days

Need to get visa extention for 1 year

I have just opened a bank account (it was a breeze Marriage cert, passport answer a few questions 45 mins done ATM card, book sorted)

Now I think I need some sort of health insurance So the question is What do I need and what recommendations can you give

Cheers and happy days

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking health insurance recommendations for extending their visa in Thailand for one year. It is noted that health insurance is not a requirement for their current visa extension; only the one-year OA visa requires it. Comments provide various health insurance resources and personal recommendations, suggesting to first ensure funds are in the bank for the visa extension and offering links to insurance providers and comparison sites.

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Ian ********

Have a look on Checkdi (Was Mr Prakan)for all your Thailand insurance requirements

You can compare policies and prices in it from the leading providers

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2 years ago

Tom ********

Worth checking here for an online quote too >

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2 years ago

Mike *******

Not the most interesting video but you might like to watch this too

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2 years ago

Mike *******

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2 years ago

Mike *******

I trust this man 100%. I've been watching Les for a couple of years. He is in the UK at the moment on a compassionate trip to see his sister

He has several health insurance videos on his channel if you search. I think he uses pacific cross.

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2 years ago

Mike *******

I have been considering this, I am not affiliated in any way, I am in a similar position to you, looking for some health cover in a couple of months time.

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2 years ago

Marcus ************

@Mike ******

I used them for travel insurance during Covid … and caught it. They paid for

10 days in the hospital with zero issues.

2 years ago

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Marcus ************

Graham ******

Get your money in your bank account first ready for your extension

2 years ago

Brandon ************

The visa you currently have does not have an insurance requirement for an extension. So if you want insurance, that's a personal choice for you. Otherwise there is no need for it as far as immigration is concerned.

Only the 1 year multiple-entry OA visa that you get from your home country has an insurance requirement.

2 years ago

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Brandon ************

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