This is NOT an official government website. We are an independent resource providing information and assistance to travelers.
Christopher **********
This is a summary of
Christopher **********
's contributions to the platform. They have posed 1 questions and added 593 comments.

QUESTIONS

COMMENTS

Christopher ***********
@Peter ******
Fair to say that if you make a claim all insurers require you to give them permission to access your medical records.
Christopher ***********
@Ivan ***********
Confirm my office require both photo attached to application form and a deskcam photograph.
Christopher ***********
For comparison purposes, try;
**************
Christopher ***********
@Chris ********
Totally agree. So many living from day to day. They live in Thailand to avoid enormous heating bills and Council Tax. Being accustomed to free National Health Service at home they make no provision for medical expenses.
Christopher ***********
@Chris ********
As a yardstick, it is estimated that such a safety net bank account needs to contain a minimum of three million Thai baht (85,000 USD).
Christopher ***********
There are expats living on their government retirement pensions. They may or may not have savings. It isn’t a problem unless they suffer a serious accident or illness that prevents them returning to their home countries for treatment.
Christopher ***********
You’ve done the right thing. Go to A/E as soon as possible. Not expensive in Thailand. You should be able to claim under your travel insurance (if applicable).
Christopher ***********
Thank you for the timely information Stuart!
Christopher ***********
Must get myself an EU plastic cover! (even though I’m no longer).