Gentlemen, gentlemen, let's all calm down and smell the som tam

Wow I had no idea, thank you

@Brandon ***********

really - Bangkok Bank charges for ATM withdrawals outside your home city ?

@Russell ******

Yes my wife found one, but it's 100% in Thai, would that work for you ?

My experience is that getting your claims approved needs a combination of a decent insurer, plus an experienced salesperson / broker who can guide you what to say / not say to the hospital and insurer

From the Richard Barrow post:

Work-From-Thailand Professional

- Personal income of no less than $80,000/year in the past two years before applying for the visa. In case of annual personal income below $80,000 but no less than $40,000 in the past two years, applicants must have a master's degree (or above), own intellectual property, or receive Series A funding

- Health insurance policy of no less than $50,000 coverage through the entire period of stay in Thailand or social security healthcare, which insures hospitalization treatment in Thailand.

- At least five years of working experience in the relevant field to the current employment.

- Current employer must have one of the following characteristics;

(a) a public company listed on the stock exchange in any country

(b) a private company that has been in operation for at least three years and has total combined revenue of more than $150 million in the last three years

So no, doesn't seem to cater to wandering nomads..

Read Richard Barrow In Thailand - recently he posted an official sounding update from a government ministry on this subject

@Bobby *******

they printed my statements plus a one page letter stating my balance (required for the marriage visa) were done on the spot

Chic Rental offer great monthly deals, and are a lovely company to deal with. Offices all over Thailand

But regardless can be all done on the day of the Immigration visit