For health insurance is it better to go through an agent or straight to the company? My real estate agent that found my condo here in Bangkok also does health insurance so I was thinking about using her, but after reading some posts here it seems like that might not be a good idea?

What company do you have and are you happy with them? I'm thinking about going to the AIA office in Bang Rak for a quote.

Thanks!

For those of you who have retired in Thailand with the money in the bank to do so. Have any of you taken any health insurance out through the bank?

If so, can share your thoughts!

Thank you!

I have a question about the health check for retirement visa . Going to apply in Australia. Been looking at doing this for a while and now have the 800,000 in a Thai bank.

Question is what checks do they need and can it be done in Thailand in my next trip before applying for a visa.

Cheers.

Hi everyone 👋

I’m currently looking into health insurance options suitable for DTV holders in Thailand. So far, I’m considering:

• AXA

• Allianz

• Pacific Cross

For anyone already on a DTV - which provider did you choose, and how has your experience been?

Are there any other companies you would recommend?

Also, if you know a reliable insurance agent who can guide me through the process, please feel free to share their contact details.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions! 🙏💙

Hello group. I have a question. I’m in the US, retiring soon. How difficult is it to secure a retirement visa and insurance if I’ve had a kidney transplant? TIA

Any suggestions for a good medical insurance plan as far as companies?

Can I get some advice on how much for health insurance for a retirement visa from Australia or getting one from thailand just try to get a price for a 67 year old thanks in advance

Hi everyone, my husband has a non-OA multiple-entry visa and needs to extend it. How easy or difficult is the process while living in Bangkok? I also saw that a re-entry permit is required for multiple-entry visas—do we handle that at the same time as the extension, or afterward.

I'm moving to Thailand from the U.S.; my wife is a dual citizen Thai/U.S. I previousy lived in Thailand for 3 years.

Question please: I'm retired from the U.S. government and have health insurance that covers me anywhere with no limits, but it does take some time to arrange payment.

In cae I am injured or sick and in the ER or in hosptial in Thailand, I assume that I should also have Thai medical insurance immediately available.

SInce I have my U.S. insurance, any suggestions on insurance companies in Thailand to speak with? I assume that my insurance cost will be greatly reduced(?), as ultimately my U.S. insurance will cover all costs.

Thank You!

Mark

Do you need a health insurance policy for the DTV? If yes, then for how long?