Which health insurance companies do Non OA retirement visa holders in Thailand recommend?

Contact me if you would like to use AXA, visa guarantee 🙏

Why non oa visa

Michelle Howlett...my 1st suggestion is to contact

@Robert ********

. He is my go-to-guru.

I used LMG. I did the non OA for basically the same reasons. Good luck. 👌

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I had an OA visa (2017-2022) and I have insurance from Pacific Cross. I bought the policy in 2018 when I was 62 years old. I have a 40,000 baht deductible to keep the price down and because routine care in Thailand is so affordable I would prefer to pay out of pocket. I have never made a claim so I can’t report on that but I am getting a substantial no claim discount. As a result the price of the policy not changed much in 8 years. I currently have a 10 year pensioner LTR visa and I am using the Pacific Cross policy to qualify for the LTR.

If you intend to keep your money out of Thai banks you are going to have to do a border run at the end of the first year. You will have to return to your home country after 2 years to apply for a new OA visa. If you travel to your home country frequently then that will be manageable but otherwise it sounds like a lot of trouble and expense.

Use AXA

On the website where you apply there is a list of recommended companies, these are the easiest options as they know you need a cover letter and do it automatically, I went with Axa from this list.

AXA , works,

(I don’t think you can apply Non OA visa inside Thailand)

Just saying 😊

Get OX, same as OA BUT 5yr

Look at AXA they have a special policy for OA/OX. Super cheap

Is there a reason you're using OA? I'm just curious ( nosey 😉)