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Which is better for expats in Thailand, ACS or Insubuy for insurance?

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Dec 4, 2020

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ACS or Insubuy for insurance?

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A user inquired about the insurance options between ACS and Insubuy, highlighting that ACS offers a plan for 3,800 baht covering 90 days, suggesting it's a budget-friendly option.

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This ones cheap 3800baht for 90 days

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