Cover for trips will be offered only for trips purchased using your Revolut account for at least 75% of your primary transport and accommodation expenses
Your upgraded plan must be active at the time of booking your trip
When is this happening?
For plan upgrades to Ultra after 18 June 2024, the above terms apply to all future travel
For Ultra plans that have been active on or before 18 June 2024, these changes will come into effect for any trips booked after 25 July 2024
just check revolut insurance cover it has changed:
Premium plan changes
Travel insurance will no longer be offered as a benefit with the Premium plan.
When is this happening?
For plan upgrades to Premium after 18 June 2024, travel insurance won't be included as a benefit when you upgrade
For Premium plans that have been active on or before 18 June 2024, travel insurance will no longer be available for any trips occurring after 25 July 2024
If you need to make a claim for an event that happened before 25 July 2024, please read more in this FAQ in our Help section.
Metal plan changes
Cover for trips will be offered only for trips purchased using your Revolut account for at least 75% of your primary transport and accommodation expenses
Cover for delayed transport will change to a minimum delay of 8 hours
Cover for maximum trip duration will change to the first 30 days within a single trip
Your upgraded plan must be active at the time of booking your trip
Checked and doubled check tried to speak with Revolt via their online chat they just say no issues their end must be receiving bank🤷♀️ but as said Wise NP works ever time.
never had any success with Revolut transferring Bhat to a non-revolut account i.e Thai bank account not sure what i am doing wrong but every time it fails and i have to wait 19 days for money back and then they deduct transfer fees only a few bhat but still annoying. Wise on the other hand is instant within minutes same bank same information so no idea why the difference. 🤷♀️
Many thanks all for the helpful replies. Will probably start with the METV and see how it goes then switch to a retirement visa if i want something more permanent. I have private UK pensions so will be subject to UK tax on them plus state pension. Not actually sure what my monthly income or tax bill will be yet until
i retire and know my tax level. My plan atm is to keep a residence in the UK and have summer in the UK, which is lovely even though we moan about the weather😂then off to Thailand from Nov till April. Hopefully i can make it work.