@Belinda *******

wonderful, good luck! 😁

@Dipayan ******

oh, Krabi is so beautiful!!!

@Jeffrey ********

wow, that is weird. What I provided was the “visa letter” that was generated automatically by my insurance company. They BOI asked for a copy of the benefits policy itself. That was it. I’m curious as to what would be wrong with a group insurance policy, if it lists what they ask for (which is minimal… if I recall, they only ask that it covers USD… nothing else was specified). Super bizarre… 🤔

@Giovanni ***************

my pleasure!

@Ludwig **********

what do you mean exactly? In my case, my husband is the primary LTR visa holder, and I, as his spouse, come in as a dependant. This simplified the paperwork as I only had to show a marriage certificate (make sure it is in English or you have a certified English translation).

@Jeffrey ********

or whether the LTR will even exist in 2032! 🤷‍♀️. At the rate of new visa creations, we might be looking at something completely different by then!

@Boglárka *******

oops, yes, one too many zero. $ will do. 😂.

@Jeffrey ********

yep, you’re right. I our case, I didn’t fight it or argue it with them as we already had the insurance they required. I just needed to extend it, something I would have done anyways in time.

@Jeffrey ********

I guess you need to show that you have that sort of money readily available if your medical needs require it.

@Jeffrey ********

if it’s liquid it should work. Our investment account held stocks. Their response back said that it must be “cash”.