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📌 LTR Visa TRICARE Health Insurance Tip If you’re applying for Thailand’s Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa, you must show proof of at least $50K in health insurance coverage or a $100K bank deposit. TRICARE users: You can request an official letter from TRICARE confirming your coverage meets the requirement. I just received mine — it includes inpatient/outpatient coverage and dollar limits. e-mail the following to request your letter: dha.ncr.j-3.mbx.dha-tao-pacific[at]health.mil

I bet you praised the Biden/Harris Admin adding ~$8T to the debt in 4 years. https://www.heritage.org/debt/commentary/the-lefts-7-trillion-lie-biden-far-outpaces-trump-racking-the-national-debt

Thanks for the quick reply! Glad the 1yr reporting process is quick. It’s hard to justify keeping $100K in a bank account earning minimal interest. I’m hoping that TRICARE meets these requirements insurance requirements.

I am currently approaching my one year point on the LTR-P And I have two questions as follows: 1. Can someone who has done their 1-yr Reporting give me an overview of the process? I’m expecting to show the TM. 95 form to verify my address and my passport as none of the other forms on the website are applicable. 2. Concerning the health insurance/$100k Bank deposit requirement. When I applied I submitted my TRICARE letter showing that I have coverage as well as a $100,000 bank deposit. So I am not sure if my LTR was approved because of the bank deposit or the TRICARE letter. So my question is: does TRICARE overseas meet the requirement for the LTR? And if TRICARE does not meet the requirements do I need to keep the $100k in the bank account to anticipate the five-year review? Thanks for anyone who provides me insight.