No, a health insurance policy is not a mandatory requirement for the DTV visa itself.

However, having comprehensive health insurance is highly recommended for all travelers in Thailand.😊

Usually, health insurance covers most accident treatment within 24 hours of the accident, This means that if you need treatment for an accident, you must receive treatment within 24 hours however, different companies will have different policies.😊

Yes, health insurance is required for a non-immigrant visa, specifically for the O-1 visa.😊

“To contact the Thai Immigration Department in Bangkok, you can call the hotline at 1178. It is also suggested to check their official government website for additional information. Many users recommend using messaging apps like Facebook Messenger or Line for quicker responses. Visiting the office in person is another option, especially if you face challenges reaching them by phone or online.”

There is another option,😊

@Paul **********

, Agreed I think it's a good choice to do this, but she might have her own reasons.

What about contacting the Thai embassy in the country you are in right away?

You might need to pay a fee of 200 THB

For as I know is yes.