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On 10/12/2020 at 2:35 PM, LivinLOS said:

yes.. I applied for the COE via the country I am currently in. 

how many mths insurance coverage did u purchase ? 

18 hours ago, LivinLOS said:

Or if you buy a return (flexi) ticket.. 

 

My insurance is 90 days per trip, my extension expires in I think july 2021.. I expected to have to justify that for the COE and booked a return ticket under 3 months but they issued the COE before I even uploaded my flight info. 

hmm this is the embassy in yr country right 

18 hours ago, Max69xl said:

Aren't only a one-way ticket officially needed? 

i dont know thats why im asking lol 

6 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Not sure about thousands of them but many have entered.

Three months is enough if entering on a single entry non-o visa.

 

thanks ubonjoe

28 minutes ago, mjnaus said:

Yep, thousands of them actually. Including myself....

did u need to show a airline ticket return after 3 mths ? 

and purchased just 3 mths of covid 19 insurance  with their requirements and managed to get in  without issue ?

23 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

It states this on the London embassy website.

"3. Copy of health insurance policy which covers COVID-19 related medical expenses in Thailand no less than 100,000 USD for the whole period of your stay in Thailand"

If entering on a non-o visa that would be 90 days. If with re-entry permit for a extension of stay it would be to the date it expires.

ok thank u for this , i was thinkign to buy just 90 days . 

2 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

Insurance is not required to apply for a non-o visa or extension of stay based upon marriage.

The only time insurance is needed is to apply for a certificate of entry at a embassy or official Thai consulate that requires $100,000 of covid 19 insurance coverage.

im not if this has been answered before , this 100k of covid insurance , does one need to buy full 12 mths ? 

or just one mth is fine '? thanks 

1 hour ago, ubonjoe said:

This one does. https://www.pacificcrosshealth.com/en/visa-friendly/

@ubonjoe so this one is usable for non immigrant O ( marriage)  ? im really confused at all the visa types ...  thanks 

pardon me  what is STV ?

Just now, Max69xl said:

The insurance must cover the period of time you're staying in Thailand. 

can u pls advise where u read this ? 

any link to thai govt website ? 

Anyone come into thailand with NON - IMM O Visa marriage yet ? visa , how many months insurance did u get ? 

thanks 

21 hours ago, warcy said:

Nobody is going to fly out of Thailand if govt keep on giving endless amnesties. Might as well give everyone a five year amnesty.

haha thats funny  , but i doubt they will do that 

3 hours ago, jimmjam said:

Unfortunately, i flew out on the 25th before any talk of the new extension.

I left my girlfriend and kids in Thailand, so i am not best pleased.

Immigration would not give me another extension and the british embassy wouldnt give me a letter.

So im a little <deleted> off about it.

sad to hear abt it , but the way they are handling this whole covid seems really dumb  

are u going back thailand soon ?  off topic abt ,  any idea of the insurance ( duration ) u need to get in ?  assuming u are coming on NON O marriage visa

nice , china starts virus , and then allow them in first ... good job 

8 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

 

I've seen mention (by an Immigration official, subject of a thread here) of some sort of NEW 60-Day Extension, to cover 1 Dec - 30 Jan 2021 (presumably).

 

Will that be in the Ministry Announcement? Or is that a new separate Cabinet effort for the future?

wow so long 

16 minutes ago, cerox said:

From those who have already travelled to Thailand:

Can I use my existing health insurance or do I need to purchase Thai insurance which would be very expensive because of many cases in my home country?

i agree with u they are very expensive ....  

2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

It has been mentioned that 60 day extensions of stay will be available for the standard fee of 1900 baht that will start on November 1st when issued.

thanks  lots 

59 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

November was a typo. Changed now.

ubonjoe , would u speculate that they will exnted visas for 1900bht  ?

7 minutes ago, jnp73 said:

I have this question too. I have normal 400,000 baht insurance but am looking for the specific $100,000 insurance for CoVid

its 100k usd right 

or still looking forward to another amnesty ? 

has anyone here bought insurance for covid prior to coming into thai? 

23 minutes ago, Max69xl said:

The $100,000 insurance covering covid-19 is one of the requirements when applying for the CoE and is not negotiable. 

have u applied and managed to come into thailand?  

how many mths did u buy  for ?

5 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

It depends upon how soon you can get on a special flight into the country after applying for a certificate of entry at a embassy or official consulate.

One or 2 months or more is about normal dependent upon where you are flying from.

thanks ubonjoe , i will check again .... will they reject entry due to not enough insurance for covid ? 

gg back on marriage visa 12 mths , anyone have any idea / experience the number of mths needed to allow us to come into thailand ?