Try their sister company called Avanti. They provide the same cover for a reduced fee for some reason. They also allow you to extend your cover while abroad if you decide to stay for longer.

@Ian ********

$40 at airport. Just landed.

Depends on usage x the rate you will pay.

If you rent, then the unit rate will be anything from 5 bht upwards. If you own your condo then you will pay the basic government rate of around 5 bht p/kw

I pay 7 bht p/kw and we (x2) only use AC to bring the temperature down a few minutes each time, about 10 times a day. I have fans in living room then bedroom on constantly while we’re indoors. My electricity bill is around 1300 p/m.

@Brandon *********

I’m not from the US don’t need them, never have in 57 years apart from visiting USA and Laos.

@Jessika ******

Wasn’t hard was it.

@Brandon *********

No, I’m not from the US so don’t h have access to USD. I need to buy them, just want to buy the correct amount.

@Jessika ******

You are still not correct at all!!

Your original statement was “You can not open a bank account on a tourist visa” Suggesting it’s not possible anywhere.

Looking like you don’t like to be seen as wrong, just accept you were. No need to try get a ‘draw’ 🤦‍♂️

@Jason *****

The insurance part is just a money making scheme, which they deem to be a fair trade for opening an account for you on a TV.

@Jessika ******

Not the exception at all! They will however, make you buy 1 yr accident insurance for between 3k - 5k bht. Alternative is go through an agent for similar cost. Same same but different.

@Jessika ******

Wrong!! I opened an account with Bangkok bank on a tourist visa.