No STV or O and CoE received. Who has experience with the Thai embassy or consulate? It affects insurance over $ 100,000. The flight will be operated through the Phuket Sandbox program for 4 months in November 2021. All requirements were met and documents submitted. As requested by Thailand, the AIG (FLIGHT by Emirates) insurance company has confirmed in English that medical expenses including Covid-19 are insured up to a sum of 500,000 US dollars. That is more than 100,000 US dollars, but the Thai embassy has now explicitly requested a certificate that at least 100,000 US dollars are covered for Covid-19. The insurance company refuses to show the amount separately on the grounds that the contracts are worldwide, which meet the requirements of the Thai embassy and will therefore not be changed. What should I do ?
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The user is facing issues with obtaining their Certificate of Entry (CoE) for travel to Thailand's Phuket Sandbox program due to the Thai embassy requiring a specified minimum COVID-19 insurance coverage. Despite having a policy that covers up to $500,000, the embassy insists on a separate certificate showing at least $100,000 for COVID-19 specifically. Various comments suggest solutions, including requesting a cover letter from the insurance company that outlines COVID-19 coverage, and highlighting specific sections regarding COVID coverage in the insurance documents when resubmitting them to the embassy.