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Of course usually you pay 2 months deposit upfront which is unlikely to be returned if you exit early.

@Julane ******

sooner than that!

@Julane ******

yeah 60 is fine!

@Lynnette ******

yes, not for everyone. I too have had costly surgery here which I happily paid for. I am pleased insurance worked so well for your son.

Save that £200 a Month. In 10 years you will have a medical fund of over 1 million baht. Pay for small medical stuff as you go meantime. Cigna tripled my premium after my birthday despite no claims. Why pay sales commission, director salaries, dividends, company cars, fancy offices etc etc by buying health insurance that will price you out when you need it? Just save now

I have just spent 18 months helping to release the 800k visa deposit in Bkk bank for the family of my deceased Swiss friend. With a Will covering his Thai assets it would have been fairly straightforward. Dm me if you would like simple advice

@Bob *********

less important but may help if big stable long term balance

The biggest obstacle is usually proving why she MUST return. Employer letter, property chanote, her children's birth certs etc. Without that, low chance of success

@Neil ********

I agree. Build your own medical fund. No small print, fancy offices, directors salaries, shareholder dividends, company cars etc etc etc