What is the approximate cost of health insurance for the OA visa in Thailand for a married couple aged 57 and 50?

If you want insurance just to get the visa then Falcon around 8000bht for a 62yr old with a 200,000 deductible.

I bought Pacific Cross insurance in 2018. I was 62 then and am 68 now. My US insurance was not going to cover me to live full time in Thailand. It does have a few exclusive based on preexisting conditions, like kidney stones, and some based on age, like cataracts. I bought a 10 million baht policy with a 40,000 baht deductible. I have never had a hospital bill over 20,000 baht so I have never made a claim. Consequently I am getting a no claim discount. I am currently paying about 79,000/year. You pay for one year at the beginning of the policy year.

I look at this as being a catastrophic health insurance policy. Most medical care here is excellent and low cost and I pay out of pocket. If something really bad happens healthwise then I have the insurance to help with really big expenses.

In general you can expect the cost of your policy to depend on your age, the amount of coverage and the deductible you choose. Your health status will determine what exclusions you have to plan on paying yourself.

This policy qualified for my insurance requirement for my OA visa and now I use it to qualify for my pensioner LTR visa.

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Try AXA they have a policy designed specifically for OA visas, a few of my friends use them.

Check out different policies for your visa at CheckDi

Many variations based on age general health and so on .It is not one price for all

Are you planning on getting a Non-OA for yourself and a Non-O trailing spouse for your wife if your Embassy sells them?

Axa easy care policy is what I use