I’m looking for clarification regarding the level of health cover I need on a retirement visa. I have read online that a minimum of 3 million baht cover for inpatient cover is required but I can’t see anything in regards to outpatient cover or whether it is even required. Please could somebody who knows 100% confirm as I want to get my insurance in place. Many thanks in advance.

Hi all, I'm on a Ed visa, any heads up for a 6/12 months health insurance with decent outpatient coverage? TIA 🙏

Hi peeps

Is Luma insurance a recommended covid insurance for Thailand as well as the outpatient and inpatient ???

Thanks guys

For anybody not aware. This is for information only.

I deleted the last post as it went way off topic with posts deciding what is and what isn't acceptable and how you think you will get around it all.

It isn't a discussion about how to buy Health insurance.

I suggest reading the attached police order and to understand the requirements.

It is what it is and you need to deal with it.

Commenting closed.

London Thai Embassy website now updated and requesting Health insurance for Non Immigrant O-A Visa applications. Start date as of today. It appears to be saying needing Insurance immediately for new applications.

Copy of evidence stating that applicants have insurance as stipulated by the Office of Insurance Commission and health insurance of Thailand which has insurance coverage for outpatient not less than 40,000 Baht and for inpatient not less than 400,000 Baht. Please check < [members only]> for more information regarding the insurance requirement.

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