Why are expats struggling to get health insurance in Thailand with pre-existing conditions like cancer or heart issues?

Nov 7, 2021
3 years ago
Chris ***********
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Some people are having trouble getting insurance when they have underlying health conditions, like cancer and heart problems. Even though they had no problem getting insurance precovid. Anyone experienced this?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
Many expats in Thailand are finding it increasingly difficult to obtain health insurance if they have pre-existing conditions such as cancer or heart problems. This contrasts with the previous ease they experienced in acquiring insurance before the COVID-19 pandemic. Community members have shared mixed experiences, with some reporting acceptance from certain companies like Luma and rejection from others like AXA. The conversations have also touched upon concerns about short-term insurance options and how they interact with visa renewal processes. Overall, the prevailing sentiment is a challenge in securing necessary healthcare coverage due to recent underwriting changes.
Chris ***********
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But with health problems?
Maya *******
But 60 day is like visa can be renewed 30 more what then?
Philip *******
best i come up with is direct insure £121 for 60 days
Bryn ********
Rejected by AXA. Accepted by Luma within minutes. 5,300B for two months.
Chris ***********
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@Bryn *******
sounds good.
Bryn ********
@Chris **********
Easy peasy:))
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