Should I purchase local health insurance from nowconpare.com (e.g. Regency) before arrival on a DTV or after arrival using a local agent?
Any Non OA retirement visa holders here that can recommend which of the listed approved Health Insurance companies i should look at? I know it's a cash grab no matter what.
Hi is anyone aware of a Thai Insurance Company that will allow you to Purchase a Domestic Health Insurance Policy on a DTV? I've looked at a few companies and they all seem to require you have a LTR, OA or OX Visa.