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Hello are any expats out there using WR LIFE UK as a health service provider there quote is very competetive and professional but very little information is available from current or former customers,they are currently focusing on a advertising campaign on Facebook.i have complered my due diligence and they appear safe but I would feel better with real live reviews.

Fully agree with the reasons given for applying health insurance to Oa visa on initial application but it is discrimatory when it comes to renewal however trying to change Thai beurocracy is worthless so next year I will be switching to the O retirement route along with most others in this position.I also fear the worst when the Thai elite find the OA cash cow has left the building how long will it take to realise that the O visa is ripe for picking and remember they have already implemented health insurance as mandatory when applying for this visa not a massive jump for renewal is it???

The CCSA will meet today to discuss the health insurance exemption issue for foreign residents. It should be effective hopefully before Nov 1, he said. Edited 1 minuteAt the moment, only Thai nationals are not required to have medical insurance as their medical costs will be covered by the National Health Security Office or Social Security office. ago by ubonjoe my query is where has this information came from as it states only Thai nationals are exempt from health insurance?

Found this today in Google discover and copied from the <removed> it was issued by the department of consular affairs. Anyone any ideas what it means? as it does not mention any specific visa, ie O A retirement who are the only group targetted to date. Medical insurance At the moment, only Thai nationals are not required to have medical insurance as their medical costs will be covered by the National Health Security Office or Social Security office. "We will work with the Public Health Ministry and the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration [CCSA] to extend the exemption to foreign residents who already have medical insurance in Thailand," Mr Naurechai said. For foreign travellers, they have to make sure that their insurance policy does not only specify Covid-19 health coverage. It should cover other kinds of sickness as well as hospitalisation expenses. The CCSA will meet today to discuss the health insurance exemption issue for foreign residents. It should be effective hopefully before Nov 1, he said.