hochiminh multi o advice

[lapamita]

 hello I just was in Ho Chi Minh City my old non o visa is still valid until number 22 I applied new visa on 14 they told me they cannot give me the Visa because the old Visa is not expired but I have to do the Visa before because later I have a lot of Tavel and I cannot make a new Visa at other Embassy so I was thinking to do the Visa before but they will not do because I can come back to Thailand for 3 months but it's not help me because I stay only 10 days (and after return will no have any visa ) the embassy told me come back on number 22 for issue a new Visa now I'm sitting around in Vietnam waiting to go back to the Embassy now as of today I just reached new law requirement of health insurance can somebody tell me I have Thai health insurance since many years have with coverage average of 5 million. But there is no outpatient included and as well the insurance will be renewed in July will the embassy accept my insurancet I really don't want to wait one week more ask about the new visa and then they tell me that's something wrong again somebody have any idea if my insurance can use or not or if they want to see any really I don't want to do I already paid 60000 baht for the insurance and now maybe not valid it's really getting worse and worse in Thailand. you think i can apply or waste of time??? Even not understand why they not with you the Visa starting up the number twenty two when the old Visa expired I don't know why I cannot do something before das vorne not come too late and not come before ....wow wow I am a dog

[lapamita]

Sorry for the mistake inside it is the speech from Google who make the errors

[ubonjoe]

You do not need to show proof of insurance to get a non-o visa.

The requirement to have it for a OA longs stay visa applied for in your home country has not gone into effect yet.

[lapamita]

Inthai visa.com ijust read as of today it come into force just on the front page title health insurance mandatory for long Stay foreigners as of today 14 for foreigners 50 age required to have insurance to apply for non o

[ubonjoe]

As I wrote before it is only for those 50 or over who apply for OA long stay visa at a Thai embassy or consulate in their home country and that has only been approved and it has not gone into effect yet.

No mention of it being needed for a non-o visa for those over 50.

[lapamita]

 

i think you wrong here tge text from article on tha9visa.comThe requirement for mandatory health insurance appears to only affect those applying for a Non-Immigrant Visa OA.

 

According to the announcement on the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) website, it does not affect anyone who stays in Thailand on an extension of stay based on retirement, which is often incorrectly referred to as a ‘retirement visa’.

 

Extensions of stay are not visas. Most retirees who stay in Thailand do so on an ‘extension of stay based on retirement’.

 

A Non-Immigrant Visa OA can only be applied for at Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate overseas.

 

Anyone who has a Non-Immigrant Visa OA typically applies for this at the Thai Embassy or Consulate

 

....and i apply at a thaiconsulate for non o

[DrJack54]

4 minutes ago, lapamita said:

 

i think you wrong here tge text from article on tha9visa.comThe requirement for mandatory health insurance appears to only affect those applying for a Non-Immigrant Visa OA.

 

According to the announcement on the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) website, it does not affect anyone who stays in Thailand on an extension of stay based on retirement, which is often incorrectly referred to as a ‘retirement visa’.

 

Extensions of stay are not visas. Most retirees who stay in Thailand do so on an ‘extension of stay based on retirement’.

 

A Non-Immigrant Visa OA can only be applied for at Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate overseas.

 

Anyone who has a Non-Immigrant Visa OA typically applies for this at the Thai Embassy or Consulate

 

....and i apply at a thaiconsulate for non o

You are WRONG. You do not need insurance for visa you are wanting to obtain in Saigon

[ubonjoe]

13 minutes ago, lapamita said:

..and i apply at a thaiconsulate for non o

You apparently were reading this article. https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1100622-mandatory-health-insurance-for-foreigners-aged-over-50-in-thailand-why-it-may-not-affect-you/?tab=comments#comment-14141804

 

You need to read it again and you will notice it does not mention a non-o visa anywhere in it. It only mentions OA and NON-OX visas,

[lapamita]

whats the diffrence non o or non oa ---- google d0nt know  show only o

thxs

[ubonjoe]

42 minutes ago, lapamita said:

whats the diffrence non o or non oa ---- google d0nt know  show only o

thxs

A non-o visa is issued for many reasons and allows a 90 day entry. It can be applied for at most embassies and consulates around the world.

A OA long stay visa is only issued for those 50 or over. It allows unlimited one year entries for one year from from date of issue. It can only be applied for in your home country or country of legal residence.