What kind of health insurance do you recommend for the DTV?

Heard axa is a god company.

I have a statutory health insurance in Germany, which I will cancel as soon as I go to thailand.

Insurance should only last for 5 years, which should reduce the price.

Thanks for advise.

What’s the go-to low cost high deductible approved Health Plan for somebody on US Medicare, but just needs Thai Plan to satisfy Non-0 Visa requirement?

Which health insurance companies and plans do you use? How's their customer service? I've been with Aetna/Allianz Ayudhya for a few years and want to change to another one. I'm looking at accident and inpatient only. Thanks

Anyone have AXA or Pacific Cross and can give advice on either health insurance company?

Hello everybody,

What kind of health insurance do you use as expats ?

Any recommandation ?

Hi all, I want to ask those who are living in Thailand full time, what type of health insurance have you gone for and who with? Struggling to find a good one for myself as a foreigner that’s not a scam or where someone else is getting paid to advertise it. Many thanks in advance!

Hello Good morning 🙏

This is everything else question.

Which health insurance would you recommend/ not recommend from your experience?

Thanks 🙏

Happy Friday and a good weekend 😊

Health Insurance for OA Visa.

Would some of you kind people who have recently had to get this insurance for their visa mind sharing the cost?

I presume there are factors that may determine the cost, like age, but just some general ideas would be great at this point so I know what ball park i'm looking at. (married couple 57 & 50). Many thx in advance.

Can someone recommend an insurance agent who can arrange the medical insurance coverage necessary for the LTR visa?

So this visa related and falls under "everything else"

Health insurance requirement for long term visa and health insurance coverage in general for a family with kids.

there are lots of companies out there but a few companies out there I'm hearing a lot mixed results about from a claims perspective.

This is not a bash post or for anyone to be negative please try to be productive and constructive with your experiences so we all can learn what to do and what not to do.

I'm just looking for recommendations overall about AXA, Pacific cross, and Allianze.

Out of those three which are more responsive to help you in a claim situation and actually follow through and not leave you hanging out to dry...(so to speak)

Thank you for your help.