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Hello Group, I’ve had a look through the chats, so apologies if this question has already been asked and covered. I’ve recently moved to Thailand and am looking for health insurance. Can anyone recommend a good and affordable company please ? Thanks
Due to an unforeseen event in my life, I have ramped up my move Thailand from next year Jan to April this year (8 weeks). I’m pretty happy about this, but snowed under getting stuff done in 8 weeks I was planning to get to over 10 months.
I’m at a loss what to do with medical insurance. I’m in the USA, a USA citizen and planning to come to Thailand on a 3 month Non immigrant O, tie up some loose ends there and then switch to a retirement visa in a few months. I’m at a loss what to do regarding health insurance. I’m losing my health insurance on March 1 in the US. I was wondering if I sign up for something like a Cigna Global/International Health insurance would suffice?
I’m not looking for my best option, simply for an option that would work and give me time to do some research. I’m a little lost at the moment.
What are the current requirements at Chiang Mai immigration for a retirement visa? I understand insurance might be required but I don’t that requirement listed in my research. I have the $100,000 insurance policy (includes Covid) which I used to get back into the country last July which has 9 months left on it. Here are some examples of listed requirements for application.
A completed TM7 form. (You can download this TM.7 Form from our website)
Your passport.
Two passport sized photos (4 x 6 cm).
Copies of your passport and the relevant pages.
A copy of your bank book or passbook.
A letter from your Thai bank confirming the status of your account.
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