What insurance companies in Thailand have a good reputation for helping after motorcycle accidents?

Does your plane ticket offer emergency insurance? The Public hospital doesn’t take insurance anyways so it’s reimbursement

Had a car accident and the Thai insurers attended, got repairs quickly, 500 baht a day while of the road. Excellent service.

Motor bikes insurance accidents in Thailand and complaints

Well common theme

Funny how the injured parties who get online and whinge never mention not having a motor bike licenses in any country snd leave out the fact they are drunk (in most cases)

Should have gone back to your hotel tripped down some stairs with a hotel witness

The better question is what insurance do you have? So I buy something else...Anyone have Cigna Global ?

Bangkok Insurance has treated me right for a couple decade's.

Depending on what u need/age etc take a look at Genki. Wont work for everyone but does for me! €60 odd a month and can cancel at anytime and covers pretty much the same as the big boys. I have a referral code should you need

everyone says it all 😄 expats know it but hey some are always smarter I you do not have license to drive a motorbike in Thailand or from your home country, your insurance company is not at all likely to pay out anything. They will find you in violation of the terms of the contract. It's unfortunate, but the reality of that situation. Happens hundreds, if not thousands, of times annually in thailand and SE Asia.

I had a scooter accident in Thailand in April. Spent 6 days in hospital, which included surgical repair with plates and screws. My insurance company was fantastic. They actually sent payment prior to surgery. Apparently the hospital sent a quote and the funds were transferred next morning. They also spoke to me directly to make sure I was happy with the hospital the paramedics used and the surgeon. If not, they were happy to transfer me somewhere nearby. I was amazed at how on top of things they were. I'm traveling alone and it honestly never felt like it. The company is Genki and I highly recommend them. My bill was 21,000 CAD. Also. I had a root canal about six weeks prior I paid upfront for and submitted the receipt online. While in the hospital they reimbursed me 100%. That was 800.00 CAD. Definitely check them out.

Sorry to hear. I never have problems with my car insurance.

Thai insurance usually pay out

Had accident on motorbike few years ago. Insurance from my SCB debit card did cover all cost for hospital and then to clean the wounds everyday for a week.

I had my appendix out in thailand 🇹🇭

No problems at all with the insurance company $16,000 au. Probably because it was an motorbike accident

Think you answered your own question 🙋🏼‍♂️

Insurance companies don't work as hard when in Thailand. They know Thai hospitals make you pay up front and you chase insurance companies.. So insurance company is letting you chase them in hope you eventually give up or die before payment.... In Europe the hospital would chase the insurance company and corporations seem to pay corporations first....

I just signed up with Southern Cross Travel Insurance. Cost $40 extra for riding or being a passenger on a motorcycle.

Would be good to know what’s your current insurance

If you do not have license to drive a motorbike in Thailand or from your home country, your insurance company is not at all likely to pay out anything. They will find you in violation of the terms of the contract. It's unfortunate, but the reality of that situation. Happens hundreds, if not thousands, of times annually in thailand and SE Asia.

Insurance companies are there to make money and potentially pay as little or nothing as possible. Caring about the customer is not on the agenda