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Which health insurance company is better: AXA or Pacific Cross in Thailand?

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Aug 26, 2024
2 years ago
David *********
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Anyone have AXA or Pacific Cross and can give advice on either health insurance company?
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Users shared their experiences and recommendations regarding AXA and Pacific Cross health insurance in Thailand. Several commenters suggested contacting insurance brokers like Tenzing Pacific Services and AA Insurance Brokers for personalized advice. AXA received positive notes about communication, while Pacific Cross was praised for its customer service and claims handling. Overall, many expats are adjusting to rising premiums and seeking reliable options.
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Pacific cross are great , and friends who have had claims rate them highly
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Rachid *******
What about Safetywings? Some good return about this company in cases of health paiements/ surgeries refunds?
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Kev **********
I have AXA, never made a claim but communication is good.
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David *********
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Thank you all. Premiums have gone up everywhere. I’m just trying to do some damage control.
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Marty *********
The Pacific Cross website has their plan options and approximate costs. I’ve never made a claim with them but their customer service has been excellent.
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Mark ********
AXA via AA Insurance Brokers. Marcello looked after me really well.
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Neil *********
Hi David pop me a dm happy to help and advise you
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Shane ********
Highly recommend speaking to
@Natty ********
 from
@Tenzing ******************
 they are the leading health insurance broker in Thailand
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