Apologies if that's a silly question, but to apply for Thailand pass, only JPG and PNG are allowed, which to my knowledge can only be 1 page long. Meaning even for insurance policy, we can only submit 1 page total?
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The process for applying for the Thailand Pass involves submitting only JPG or PNG files, leading to questions about how to effectively present insurance documents. It is confirmed that only a single page is necessary, such as a page stating COVID cover details, rather than the entire policy. Various replies suggest practical methods, including photographing multiple pages, taking screenshots, or requesting a concise summary from the insurance provider to meet the submission requirements.
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I emailed my insurance company who I have a yearly insurance with and they provided me with a one pager that passed the Thai pass
there is an option to add pdfs at the end of the application. I don't actually remember having to upload insurance policy. I think it just asked for Policy number and when it starts from.
Take a photo of the page that states "covid cover exceeding $50,000" and upload in jpeg form. Only insurance information I uploaded and accepted 1st time within 4 days. Print full insurance details sent by company you choose and take with you in case you need to claim
I don’t know why people don’t just use royal vacations dmc to do it all for the sake of 40£ extra all you need to do is email them passport photo and flight it’s all done in 5 days