Nomadic1460

This is first hand info. I lived in Thailand over 15 yrs until covid 19 pandemics but had short trips back home during that time. There is no problem of having medicare card again but when you want to private health insurance like NIB ,HCF or BUPA they contact Medicare and they do some calculations how long Medicare claims have not been made or card used , then they charge you more than anyone who is becoming a new member. I think i pay %2 or 2.5 more. That is all. I hope this helps

Very helpful, instant info WATAWATTANA for my countryman👍

Getting DTV will be easier in neighbouring countries rather than dealing with local Immigration authorities or greedy agents for O, OA Visas. Finally they are making expats life in Thailand strees free. What do you think?

So if you are rich , you get away with murder. I hope they will re open this case and show the world it is not possible to get away with murder in Thailand regardless of how rich you are and sentence the Police Chief- general and others as well I know it is wishful thinking🥴

Guys, we all heard about the mess up 60 days arrival visa. It should been effective from 1 july and i am watching out for anyone to come forward and say " i arrived yesterday and they stamped my passport 60 days" it is the 9th of july today. I appreciate anyone to join the forum and say " yes, I did". Thanks

Do we have to do anything on arrival to obtain this insurance offer by Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports. I appreciate any info from readers who has arrived in Thailand and has this policy. Thanks

When you want to enter to Thailand there is a condition about validity of your passport. All you have to do is ring Thai embassy without giving your name and get the answer. If it is OK then you have plenty of to apply for a new passport in BKK once you get here.