About switching a health insurance while being on a visa that requires a health insurance at least for the initial qualification and issuance stages. More specifically LTR visa. My existing insurance has a huge deductible, I will never benefit from it, it helped me qualify for the LTR. I like to get a much better insurance. I am curious if Thai insurance firms make a refund in case of an early termination. Do they have to notify any government entity in case of cancellation. Did anyone cancel their healthy insurance after getting the visa ? There is no mechanism or enforcement in place to monitor insurance coverage of a LTR holder once they get their visa. They just have to get a coverage during the second 5 yr qualification stage.

Can someone with proper knowledge of these things confirm that the cut off date to avoid Tax residence is 179 days per calendar year … thanks in advance

Trying not to fill my passport up, does the 60 day extension at immigration in Thailand, based on family, take up a full page or is it just a small stamp like admitted until. ? I'm at the end of multi based on marriage. Thanks.