Will Thai authorities accept my German insurance that doesn’t specifically mention COVID-19?

The Certificate of Entry

The declaration form, duly completed and signed

Fit to Fly health certificate, issued within 72 hours before departure – this is a statement by a doctor that you are free from symptoms and fit to fly (must be separate from COVID test)

COVID-19 test result, with a laboratory output indicating that COVID -19 is not detected (COVID test must be by RT-PCR method), issued within 72 hours before departure

A copy of your health insurance policy with coverage including COVID-19 related treatment in Thailand in the amount no less than 100,000 USD (or a note verbale certifying that the embassy/organisation will pay for your medical expenses including COVID-19)

Copy of your confirmed booking at an ASQ hotel

@Colin *******

you have to submit insurance documents to get COE then you can get the plane

@Alan ********

no need to mention specific COVID, as long as you get a cover letter from the insurance that it covers covid and the insured amount is minimum US$ 100k. Saying that, it depends on individual embassies if they accept it or not, but it should not be a problem when the word COVID is not mentioned in the policy.

@Michael ******

correct, they will give you the letter if they cover and thats enough for entering Thailand

@Paul *******

wrong