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O-A visa Health Insurance
Salerno replied to Alphim's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Thanks for confirming, was pretty sure but like I said, not a Brit so couldn't be 100% as not a page I've perused that often. -
O-A visa Health Insurance
Salerno replied to Alphim's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Yes, still there under the general guidelines too. No doubt it will become clear in good Thai time 555 -
O-A visa Health Insurance
Salerno replied to Alphim's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
It's the omission that is throwing me, I was pretty sure it specifically listed the 400/40K before. Might just be bad memory, as I mentioned the other countries I had a look at haven't mentioned any changes either. -
O-A visa Health Insurance
Salerno replied to Alphim's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
555 just edited to say it's confusing; the site layout is shocking so it doesn't help. If anyone would know it would be you, didn't it state 400/40K for O-A before? -
O-A visa Health Insurance
Salerno replied to Alphim's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Not being a Brit can't be 100% sure, but I think that only changed in the past few days on their site. They don't list the 400/40K anymore under O-A but it's still there for O-X. Edit: After trying to decipher the appalling typography/layout a bit more not sure what to make of it. It's a tadge confusing but didn't it list the 400/40 before? -
O-A visa Health Insurance
Salerno replied to Alphim's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I know, but that's another strange part of it, looks like some insurance companies have already begun to run with it (mentioned by a BM). I checked a handful of Embassies earlier (LA, Washington, Berlin, Canberra, Ottawa, London) and only London (I think it was) seems to have dropped the 400/40K info and replaced it with US$100K to cover in/outpatient. -
@Oxx Have you already booked flights, and if not, can you fly Emirates? They give free insurance and will cover the duration of your stay (one way only 31 days but could always get a return and take another trip when your extension is next due).
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From reports when a lot of people where getting caught out last year I'd say you might want to revise that figure: -- -- -- Bottom line, comes down to how lucky you feel whether to get a decent or basically a throwaway plan. Edit: Reports from, and searchable on, an ASQ FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/298606387906884
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Sorry, not seen any workarounds for people coming in on that. Has to cover your whole term then doesn't it?
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What visa are you coming in on?
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Is that when he's sneaking up on you?
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O-A visa Health Insurance
Salerno replied to Alphim's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
This I assume: -
You "might" still be able to given its now 20 October: "General Supot Malaniyom from the CCSA’s operations center revealed today to the press that the details of the plan to open the country to fully vaccinated tourists without mandatory quarantine, according to the Prime Minister’s policy, will be announced at a major CCSA meeting within 1-2 days from today, October 18th, 2021." Then again ...