@Borja ********

yes, they want to see that insurance validity is in agreement with your intended length of stay. Visa will be checked by immigration upon arrival anyway, like in the old days.

@Borja ********

they don't ask which visa. They ask the purpose of travel, you can click "other" or "returning to Thailand" (my case) and length of stay you put 365 days. And I uploaded the insurance certificate (the page with the contract number and coverage amount).

@Dave ******

I applied 3 times. On the third one I got the pass within 4 minutes. Am I an idiot?

Guess what? They had no clue themselves. We were the beta testers.

@Declan **********

Thai don't hug in public.

@Borja ********

When you arrive at the airport, the immigration will ask you to show your insurance paper. If it's valid only 1 month, they will put an entry stamp of 1 month stay (instead of the re-entry permit validity date) and tell you to clear with your local immigration when you get your insurance extended.

1. New requirement for retirees visa is 3,000,000 bahts coverage.

2. Requirement for entering Thailand is 50,000 US$ coverage.

Therefore: 3,000,000 bahts being more than 50,000 US$, the retirees insurance alone complies with the requirements to enter Thailand.

Don't ask me for sources, I've just got my Thailand Pass and my non-OA visa this week.

@Bonnie ******

very good news. Thanks.

@Char*****

good to know.

@Bobby *******

I had the same issue, that's how I knew it. But my immigration lady was nice, she just told me to rectify