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What are the best medical insurance companies in Thailand for expats?
June 13, 2023
a year ago
Bob *******
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Good morning looking for recommendations of medical insurance companies in Thailand
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Why are expats opting for Luma and AXA for insurance over cheaper options?
May 25, 2021
3 years ago
Anthony ********
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About to book insurance! Thai general insurance association quotes 12150 baht. Luma and axa are far dearer for 6 months. Why do I see members booking Luma and axa? Is there a reason for this?
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