Kilick

I am lucky that the Canadian embassy will issue the income certificate. That seems like a good route to go

I just got a quote back from Pacific cross for over 90,000 baht for the maxima policy they offer. I am 63 years old with controlled hypertension. That's the full price with no deductible. I was requesting a quote on their premier plus plan but I guess business is slow and they decided to upsale. Anyone have experience with the other companies on the approved list. Is it a better plan to come on a 90 day tourist visa and convert to an O visa. What are the requirements to even do that

Anyone have some experience with the best companies to get insurance to cover an O-A application

Does the 40/400k need to be written into the 3m baht policy

So the stipulation for 400,000 and 40,000 has been removed?

I am looking for insurance coverage for my visa application . Is the coverage for 3m thai baht now. 400,000 inpatient and 40,000 outpatient. Any suggestions on a decent company and price? I am trying to do the visa in Canada on the thai e-visa site. I tried calling and emailing the consulate in Vancouver but nobody answers the phone or returns an email.