I am going to apply for an OA visa in Taiwan, but I need an insurance of $100,000 (including covid-19), does anyone know the cheapest insurance that meets the requirements?
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The user is seeking recommendations for affordable insurance that meets the $100,000 requirement for an OA visa application in Taiwan, including COVID-19 coverage. One comment suggested contacting Fern Pacificcare for information and mentioned that opting for a high deductible could significantly lower premium costs.
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Doesn't look like Taiwan does a Non-O for retirement. Can you get a Non-O inside Thailand? No insurance requirement other than for the Thai pass but have to put money in a Thai bank
You misunderstood what I meant, I mean if I apply for a non-O visa in Thailand after 3 months and want to convert to a non-OA visa, do I need to buy insurance?
you can't by an OA in Thailand. See above. You would buy an O, it has no insurance requirement. Thai pass is a separate thing, it requires insurance to enter Thailand, 30 days cover is enough and it's not expensive
You can't apply for a Non-OA inside Thailand but you can apply for a Non-O inside Thailand. The Non-O doesn't require insurance. You could enter Thailand on a tourist visa, open a bank account, transfer in 800k baht from overseas then apply for the initial Non-O which gives you 90 days. Before that 90 days expires you apply for a 12 months extension to the Non-O. The only insurance you would need would be for the Thai pass to enter Thailand on the tourist visa.
Most people that want an OA get it because they don't have to show any money in Thailand and can show the funds in a bank account in their home country.