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What is the best travel insurance for Australians traveling to Thailand?
Travel InsuranceThailandAustralian TravelersVisaCOVID-19 InsuranceMotorbike Accident CoverageHealth InsuranceLong-term Stay Insurance
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion around the best travel insurance for Australians traveling to Thailand suggests that policy selection should take into account the specifics of your trip, such as duration and activities like skydiving or motorbiking. Recommendations include contacting Arawan Namak for personalized options tailored to your visa type and needs. Popular insurance providers mentioned are AXA Sawasdee Thailand and LUMA, both offering varying coverage options, including COVID-19 protection. It is also suggested to ensure that the insurance policy covers upfront hospital bills and motorbike accidents if relevant.
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Terary **********
AXA works. My only regret was I probably bought more than I needed. I intend to come and stay as long as possibly, making my return flight useless. I probably could have gotten away with buy only 1 month insurance.
Shane **********
Credit card complimentary travel insurance because it is free.
Lisa ********************
I used
She will find best insurance for you. Depends on type of visa, age and your personal requirements. I wanted asymptomatic cover, direct payment to hospital and cover for motorbike accident. Not all policies have those.
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She will find best insurance for you. Depends on type of visa, age and your personal requirements. I wanted asymptomatic cover, direct payment to hospital and cover for motorbike accident. Not all policies have those.
James ********
@Arawan ******
shares this with online policy issued in minutesLuma vs. AXA Low risk insurance offers:
*cover accidents+Sickness + Covid19
* Covered if you tested positive covid asymptomatic
*Coverage 50 000 USD which meets the Thailand Pass insurance’s requirement.
💥LUMA Thailand Pass = rate in THB
Plan 1 Lite
+Assistance repatriation/medical evacuation
📌Not cover motorbike accident
Rate:
1 to 30 days= 2276 THB
31-60 days= 3944 THB
61-90 dsys = 5641THB
6 months=
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THB9 months=
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THB12 months=
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THBclick on our link for buying-pay by bank card only - receiving your certificate of insurance instantly👇
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💥AXA Sawasdee Thailand = THB
🚩Not cover for the assistance repatriation&medical evacuation
+Cover motorbike accident
Rate:
1 month = 2000THB
2 monhs= 3700 THB
3months= 5510 THB
6months= 10 720 thb
9months=
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thb 12 months=
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thb click on our link for buying-pay by bank card only - receiving your certificate of insurance instantly👇
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Comparison of benefits/Coverage: Please see the file attached.
Arawan Namak
Whatsapp&line +66819124528
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Philip **********
@Lisa *******************
Is she a broker or an agent?Lisa ********************
@Philip *********
broker. So not tied to one insurance company.James ********
@Philip *********
@Arawan ******
has helped over 3,500 expats with the correct insurance to enter and stay in Thailand. She has both the AXA Sawadee Thailand and the LUMA Tune Thailand insurance policies.And...both will pay if COVID positive with or WITHOUT SYMPTOMS.
Liz ********
@Philip *********
Think she’s a broker now and used to work for Axa I believeReply to
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Shannon ********
@Lisa *******************
shes great. I second her for ins. Ive used her in the past and shes very receptive and empathetic.Iain ******
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think I shall use herJenni ******
@Iain *****
me tooIain ******
@Jenni *****
no point in cutting corners or cutting costs... 👍🤔Reply to
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Lisa ********************
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yeah, because I'm quite old, and staying for a long time. She checks up on me, now and again. To make sure I'm OK.Shannon ********
@Lisa *******************
yea. Shes great. Helped me too. She didnt have to but did. Meant a lot to me during a challenging time.Reply to
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Iain ******
Lisa ********************
@Iain *****
very fast. She also arranged a cover letter for COE, now Thai pass. Just remember time difference. It's 18.09 Friday night here in Thailand.Iain ******
@Lisa *******************
Thanks 🙂I was there in Oct/Nov and had no problem with the COE but this time and went through 'Tune' which I'm pretty sure had everything covered .. I want to make sure my Insurance is spot on .. exactly the way that u described yours 👍👍
Lisa ********************
@Ia**
Luna/ Tune doesn't cover motorbike accidents. It's in the small print.Iain ******
@Lisa *******************
I keep my feet firmly on the ground or in a taxi .However I have got on the back of a few so maybe that would be a good idea 🙂
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John *****
Best to find one that settles your hospital bill without you paying upfront.
Rich *****
That depends on what you’re doing and how long you’re staying! Are you skydiving, scuba diving and riding a motorcycle, if so it’s best if you’re covered! Some have a limit of 30 days, if you’re staying longer, it’s best if you’re covered!
Michael ********
Search through topics insurance was same question about Oz last week.
Look at the older answers for more detailed answers i think people getting bored of this same question
Look at the older answers for more detailed answers i think people getting bored of this same question
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