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What insurance options are available for obtaining a multi-entry retirement visa (OA visa) in Thailand?
OA VisaMulti-entry VisaRetirement VisaHealth InsuranceProvision for ExpatriatesInsurance Providers in Thailand
Feb 15, 2024
2 years ago
John *******
ORIGINAL POSTERI am hoping to get a multi entry retirement visa this year. Can anyone recomend a insurance that will cover me for 1 year, Health and accident , many thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation centers around obtaining a multi-entry retirement visa (OA visa) in Thailand and the necessary health and accident insurance. Recommendations for insurance providers include AXA Thailand, Pacific Prime, and Falcon, with advice to check requirements from approved Thai companies to comply with visa regulations. Some participants suggest consulting financial advisors for personalized insurance options, emphasizing the importance of coverage for expats.
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Absolutely Bangkok's best service I highly...recently on Facebook
Luca G.ā
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I used this agency for my DTV Visa...recently on Google
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Rachel *******
Speak to Peter Wands. UK qualified financial advisor based in Thailand. It's a totally FREE consultation and he has access to 100's of the best providers, so can find you the best deal and the best price
Galenus ******
@Rachel ******
the best providers for him? To get the highest commission?šRachel *******
@Galenus *****
Actually him and his firm are one of the few that offer low fixed fees compared to the many firms here that charge high commissions. This is what they are trying to improve in the overseas market. Take a look before making assumptions
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Wyn **********
Try Falcon 7000 bht with 200,000 deductable just to get the OA visa then have a look at True Traveller for insurance while abroad.
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Michael *******
Lots out there we finally settled with Pacific Prime - I guess we only know how good there are when we get to claim I pay 35k a year which excludes outpatient , however you will need that for the O-A visa - I got here before insurance was introduced/imposed and in Phuket those rights are grandfathered
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@Michael ******
oh Noooooo!š„“Sue **********
@Michael ******
probably costs at least double now according to coverage and ageMichael *******
@Sue *********
I guess itās about building up a track record helps them assess risk tough on newbie especially with hospitals ripping off the insurersReply to
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Sue **********
AXA Thailand
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Ady ******
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is your man to get you the best insuranceLee ***********
@Ady *****
hi, would you ask Rober to PM myself as well please Ady.Ady ******
@Lee **********
if he doesnāt get hold of you let me know and I give you more details for himAdy ******
@Lee **********
yes I sure will no problemReply to
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thank youAdy ******
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thank youAdy ******
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heās going to contact you through messengerJohn *******
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thank you how do i contact him?Ady ******
@John ******
you can contact him on his favebook and then he will call you I use him for my insurance heās very well known with AXA insuranceGalenus ******
@Ady *****
so obviously expensivešAdy ******
@Galenus *****
all insurance is expensive but not as expensive if you end up in hospital without insuranceGalenus ******
@Ady *****
there are affordable online insurances and those which need a lot of offices, representatives, and adverts and a lot of exclusions. Take your pickšAdy ******
@Galenus *****
Iāve already got a good insurance with AXAReply to
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Brandon ************
The only multiple entry retirement visa is the OA visa and you likely need insurance from one of the short list of approved Thai companies. Check the website of the embassy or consulate you'll be applying through for their requirements.
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will they accept Cigna, Bupa, Blue Cross Blue Shield or any other big international insurance companies?CjandBrigitte **********
@John ******
O-A visa requirement are that the medical Insurance covers you for 3 Mil Baht. Just make sure the policy stipulates that.Reply to
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