@Peter **********

if it asks for the upload, then you need to do it. You must complete any section that shows a red asterisk or you cannot move on. At the very beginning, it asks about country of residence. If he holds a UK or Irish passport, just ignore it or the whole application will go wrong. That section is referring to non UK passport holders with leave to remain in the UK.

I am just reading in another place that Pacific cross have confirmed that if your using this Insurance for an O-A visa, they will NOT offer the deductibles in order for them to enter it on the database.

@Bernd **********

ok. I was only going by someone posting that the policies wouldn't offer it.

Yes the old 30 day clause. They hate it when buy health insurance and rush out to use it.

The much prefer you to die first.

As for deductibles, somebody said none of these basic Thai policies offer it?

@Andy *******

yes. London MUST be done online. Consulates are not done online at this time

Andy Turner no. Forget London and the online application if you want to use a consulate. The consulates do not have anything to do with the online application at this time. They are independent of the system until around June 2020. Just contact a consulate and go there.

@Andy *******

no. Only London is online application. The consulates are walk in BUT some require an appointment. Call them.

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@Andy *******

yes you will need confirmed flights. Not sure about posting to an unregistered address. You could go to a consulate and do it on the day. Hull, Liverpool, Cardiff or Dublin. Just call them before you travel as they keep odd hours at times.

Not forgetting you need seperate accounts and appointments for each child at Vientiane.

I have seen your other posts regarding applying in London. You keep saying there are no appointments to attend the Embassy. In that case, select the postal option after doing the online application. You will have it back in less than 5 days.