I just received the Easy Care VISA health insurance policy in a PDF through AXA Insurance which was listed in the Longstay.tgia.org website. It also included the Foreign Insurance Certificate. The policy itself is four pages and 4 MB which is too large to upload and gets rejected when trying to upload to the Thai E-visa website. The PDF is protected from modification so I can't make the file smaller. I sent an email to AXA in Bankok explaining the situation but I'm not hopeful they will do anything about it. I wish uploading the Foreign Insurance Certificate was sufficient, but it seems that the actual policy document is a requirement when choosing a company from the longstay.tgia.org website. anybody have any suggestions?

Hi,

I have a question about my Non-Immigrant O-A 1 year multiple visa (I am over 50).

I stated in my visa application to stay 182 days in Thailand.

My embassy (Berlin) told me, that I have to report every 90 days at immigration or leave the country and return again.

On arrival I got an entry stamp until June 11th, no words about 90 day reporting.

Now I am wondering if I can stay the whole time without the need to go to immigration or leaving the country?