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What is the process for submitting an insurance policy for the Thailand Pass given the file format limitations?
Thailand PassVisa applicationInsurance policyCOVID-19 insuranceDocument submissionExpats in Thailand
Dec 15, 2021
4 years ago
Anja **********
ORIGINAL POSTERApologies 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?
TLDR : Answer Summary
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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Alan ***********
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
Baron *********
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.
Jon *****
I changed my first pdf page to jpg on ilovepdf.com, no issue
Bronson *********
I just took a screenshot of the first page of the document and attached the jpg. They accepted it
Chris ********
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
Del **********
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
Del **********
yes we can also buy that extra on top from out own countries
Carsten ************
@Del *********
because most people have a real health insurance which covers covid w/o any xtra costs. Only dumb people travel with covid insurance only.Reply to
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Adam ********
If you use somebody like Axa Thailand, once you’ve paid for the insurance they will email you a covering letter that you use for your Thailand pass
Garrett ***********
You only need 1 page of the insurance policy, not the entire 27 page manual.
Kevin ***********
JPGs don't have pages. Just dimensions.
Garrett ***********
@Ke***
JPEG is a file formatKevin ***********
@Garrett **********
I know, and not a document. You can create a custom size jpg and paste two A4 size IMAGES though.Kevin ***********
Or a landscape A3 size.
Garrett ***********
@Ke***
You can make a JPEG 20 meters by 20 meters if you want, JPEG is a file/compression format, not a size.Kevin ***********
@Garrett **********
Make your mind up :)Reply to
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Stuart *********
You could print out both and then take a photo of them together.
Anja **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stuart ********
thank you, so we just need 1 page showing all the names and 1 page showing the 50k covid coverage, is that right?Stuart *********
@Anja *********
it doesn’t have to be specific to covid coverage. Just 50k. USDReply to
Stuart *********
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Ralf **********
@Stuart ********
you helped a lot of people. Congrats and appreciateJoakim ********
@Stuart ********
or if in windows. Use paint to merge them into one photo instead of two. Cut copy paste and place next to each eachother.Reply to
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