OK there must have been loads of posts on this topic, but a search does not bring very much up, so here goes (again?).

 

I am 69 years old and decided again to take a look at buying medical insurance in Thailand. Several times in the past the info and forms have really put me off. Although I could afford to pay for most treatments myself, I want to leave some cash behind in my will. I am quite healthy, apart from an enlarged prostate (non-cancerous), take care of myself and have regular checkups but you never know what is in store and cancer and accident treatments can be very expensive. I am not eligible for NHS treatment in my home country (UK).

 

Can anyone recommend a medical insurance policy in Thailand for in-patient treatment only? I understand that BUPA does not insure over 70's unless they have been insured with them from before the age of 60, but that needs clarifying.

 

Thx for your help.

P.S. might want to apply for both to see what the underwriters propose re your prostate condition. BPH is sure to be excluded but if possible you want to avoid a blanket exclusion on all prostate conditions i.e. including cancer


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