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Just now, wgdanson said:

Just onto their website. Can only get Emergency Cover £3198 = Bht 130528 !!!! with £1400 excess.

You are getting a good deal.

just checked my records.....over the course of ten years, i've been seeing on average about 8.5% annual increase in premium.   i have the emergency+ plan.

 

started 2009-2010 age 45  $510

last paid 2018-2019   $1080

Posted
1 minute ago, ChouDoufu said:

just checked my records.....over the course of ten years, i've been seeing on average about 8.5% annual increase in premium.   i have the emergency+ plan.

 

started 2009-2010 age 45  $510

last paid 2018-2019   $1080

Thank you young man ! 

Posted
11 minutes ago, wgdanson said:

Just onto their website. Can only get Emergency Cover £3198 = Bht 130528 !!!! with £1400 excess.

You are getting a good deal.

that's strange....i inputed age 70 and got a premium of $2400 with a $2k deductible.

 

check the policy details.  emergency+ is more than just emergency coverage.  i went with the $2k deductible (excess?) per event since medical is so cheap in asia compared to the us.   (my heart surgery in india cost $10k versus $150k in the us!)

 

 

i can cover most things out of pocket.  anything that costs more than $2k will likely kill me anyway, then i can use the repatriation benefit.

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5 hours ago, wgdanson said:

Just onto their website. Can only get Emergency Cover £3198 = Bht 130528 !!!! with £1400 excess.

You are getting a good deal.

Use government hospitals, not private one's.

Very affordable.

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18 hours ago, ChouDoufu said:

just checked my records.....over the course of ten years, i've been seeing on average about 8.5% annual increase in premium.   i have the emergency+ plan.

 

started 2009-2010 age 45  $510

last paid 2018-2019   $1080

Thanks for that, I've contacted Healthcare Int. for a quote, taking into account pre-existing conditions - as the online quote is very reasonable, but it doesn't ask about pre-existing conditions.

 

If the price remains the same (or similar), a two year moratorium is fine by me.

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2 hours ago, dick dasterdly said:

Thanks for that, I've contacted Healthcare Int. for a quote, taking into account pre-existing conditions - as the online quote is very reasonable, but it doesn't ask about pre-existing conditions.

 

If the price remains the same (or similar), a two year moratorium is fine by me.

i assume the quote is for comparison only, but is likely to be the actual fee.  the application will have questions concerning pre-existing.  i signed up the year i had heart surgery (valve replacement).  had cardio moratorium noted on the policy first five years.  that has since been removed.

 

my average increase over 10 years was 8.5%.  there was a no big jump going from 49-50.  2015 renewal letter mentioned previous 12 months global health costs had risen 17.5%.  they made up for it with no increase the following year.

 

remember i haven't had to make a claim yet so cannot evaluate their payment policies.  customer service has been very good so far......

 

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you will then be directed to khao san lu or some other such specialized marketplace and purchase a medical insurance policy for a couple hundred baht and all will be good.

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