What is the best travel insurance for a young expat in Thailand with a DTV visa?

GoBlue

Allianz annual travel insurance. But it is only good for 90 from home and they check.

Works for me because I fly back and forth every 2-3 months

I've heard some of the digital YouTubers raving about Safetywing. Don't know how it compares to other providers. Just not worth the risk of not having insurance here.

Can't you get one from back home?

If not, check this out:

If you intend to be in Thailand long term then you’ll want medical insurance and travel insurance.

Travel insurance generally only covers for x number of days, but works well for flight delays or lost baggage and such.

Medical insurance is probably way cheaper to buy in Thailand. Check out policies from AIA, AXA, Luma, Allianz etc. buy direct from the company rather than a brokerage site that claims to offer the cheapest deals for expats.

Or use an agent like

@Robert ********

who works with all the leading providers and can show you comparable deals.