Health insurance

Do you have any recommendations for a local Thai health insurance that accepts DTV visa holders?

Or an international one that works well in Thailand?

I’ve read too many bad reviews about international insurance providers from my country

Healthcare Discounts for Blood Donors, including Child-Birth, at Government Hospitals throughout Thailand and at Thai Red Cross Affiliated Hospitals in Bangkok.

In-patient Discounts only.

These Discounts are on a sliding scale depending upon number of donations. Offered to the International Community.

The Admin of Thailand Citizenship Facebook Group, wrote an article. Attached in Comments.

He makes an excellent point about people who will live here long term, that health insurance increases as we get older, and often covers less. This can fill the Gap or Cover up to 100%

Be a Donor while you are young and able!

Letter and Chris' Article in Comments. Excellent Article, worth reading. Please note that Thailand reduced residency requirements from 180 days to 90 to donate blood.

Give the Gift of Life 💝

I am soon going to apply for a Non O 90 day visa. Do I need to show that I have health insurance? Or can I get the visa and then apply for health insurance once I'm it Thailand. Right now I do not have health insurance here in the USA.

I have Non O immigrant retire 90 days, done bank account with 865k all ready to go, what documents do i now need to get 1 year extension what is needed ? DNA more loopholes lol, hope its not as difficult as openng a bank account, been told need health cover and medical for STD's any advice much appreciated , i have to submit buy jan 3rd 2026 - 45 days before my 90 days expire

Hello all, I will be applying for a non immigrant O-A visa soon. But there is an issue apart from the visa procedures that I am not so sure about. I would be very greatful if you could enlighten me please.

After I get the visa, do I need to have an onward ticket out of Thailand in order to board the plane to Kingdom and is an onward ticket out of Thailand is also required for entry into Kingdom by immigration. Thank you all for your attention.

Hi. Those who have their DTV and staying 5–> months in Thailand a year, which health insurance you have

Hello has anyone ever had a problem getting a medical Visa with rheumatoid arthritis and yes I am on meds for it thank you for any help

Hello. Looking for recommendations for health insurance. It will be for retirement in Thailand for myself and my wife. Both from UK and in our sixties and in fairly good health.

Any help would be appreciated

Good evening, my wife and I have been living in Thailand on OA visas since the beginning of July. Last night, my wife came back from a trip to Japan and was asked for evidence of insurance for her visa. Fortunately, I was waiting in the Arrivals area and sent her a pdf of the certificate. They also wanted to see the e-visa, which she had a copy of and a third document, which she doesn't remember.

I was surprised that they needed anything given the stamp in her passport and the fact that we did the first 90-day report shortly before she went to Japan, but can anyone tell us what the third document we need to produce at immigration is, please?

Thanks in advance m

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!