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Oct 26, 2024
21 days ago
So after asking all different banks and agents, only two banks are currently ok for DTV holders:

1.Bangkok Bank ( have to buy insurance, probably around 5k-10K)

2. Krungsri bank

Try both of these banks without agents countrywide. Outside of Bangkok tend to be easier. Yes you need to have residency certificate from immigration. Driving license also helpful.

Otherwise, pay agents. Worth it if it's 5-6K. Don't pay more than that. Good luck!
Oct 31, 2022
2 years ago
Greg *************
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I am applying for an OA visa from USA I am 65 years old and I need insurance to complete the he visa process. Can anyone tell me a insurance company that works through the Bangkok hisipstal in Hua Hin.
Jun 5, 2022
2 years ago
Carl ********
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Hi everyone I am living in Thailand and in a retirement visa I have type 2 diabetes and aged 66 currently with Bangkok bank but was told they only insure you up to 20000 baht seemed a bit low
Mar 9, 2022
3 years ago
Michael **************
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Hello all making plans to come for long time. Is there any info on SBC insurance. I want yo get insurance that covers if I need to see doctor and other things not just travel insurance also will it satisfy the insurance requirements needed.

Thanks
Nov 4, 2021
3 years ago
Matthew *********
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Buying Axa Thailand insurance I’m from the Uk what address do I put in a uk one or Thai one also what do I put in Domicile any info would be great cheers 👍👍
Jun 8, 2021
3 years ago
Helio *****
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Hi guys, any of you know if I can fly to Thailand on a one way ticket with a 60d tourist visa or is it required to have return ticket these days? another question would be regarding insurance covering COVID up to $100.000 - found these two insurances: Tune Protect and AXA (around 3000-4000 THB for 1 month cover). Do I need to be covered for the entire stay in order to be allowed in the country? Thanks 😊
Oct 10, 2019
5 years ago
James **********
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So now the O A non immigrant Health Insurance bombshell has hit!

Many questions will now arise to keep Admins on their toes.

I recently received a new OA non imm from the Thai Embassy in Canberra. Entered on this visa 25 July 2019 admitted until 25 July 2020.

So question ...

And admin may not know answer immediately...When I leave on or around 24 July 2020 to come back in for another year...will I be expected to have Health Insurance as mandated at that point? My gut tells me yes. However my age being 74 then tells me ...where does a healthy 74 old get such cover? I've not seen anything available in Thailand for my age group.

I'm sure I am not alone in facing this dilemma.
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