Not sure if the has come up yet.

 

When I married my wife 5 years ago, as she worked for the Government, I was eligible to be registered for free healthcare.

 

This was subsequently applied for took about 6 months, I then received a registration number for that system.

 

I have used it a couple of times for minor issues and was not charged.

 

Does anyone actually know if this medical cover would be acceptable for the latest "O-A" and maybe future "Non O Multi" requirements.

 

Posted here in VISAS because of the direct link.

 

@ubonjoe, your sage advice welcomed !

Edited November 1, 20196 yr by The Fat Controller
Nudge to the "Oracle"

Good point, I have also thought about that.. Also waiting for a reply maybe from Uobjoe who knows this stuff I am sure...

 

glegolo

I have no idea about whether it will be accepted or not.

this is one of the many issues being discussed in other threads. @Sheryl has some interesting thoughts on this

I am interested to  hear the answers to this also

yes it is accepted it is government insurance if they refused for this then their system is messed up>  You have already used it so it works.  Don't worry about it

how exactly will immigration check this ? they have access to a database of health insureres?

 

I got divorced and lost my healtcare provided by company where X works

 

but I got my card till 2021... lol

 

I know it is cancelled, but will those dumb f.oxx find out ?

There is currently no provision for accepting anything other than private insurance from the companies specified. No exemption for people covered under Thai SS, civil service (through spouse) or regular (through prior employment).

 

Anyone covered by the Civil Service SS scheme would, however, be eligible for extension based on marriage or being parent of a Thai and thus the insurance requirement would not apply.

 

the big problem is for people with regular SS...and the many of us with foreign insurance.

 

 

Unless your insurance is listed in this database, you won't be getting any O-A visas, extensions of them or entry's at Immigration. with said visa or extension. How hard is it to understand?

 

5 minutes ago, Lovethailandelite said:

Unless your insurance is listed in this database, you won't be getting any O-A visas, extensions of them or entry's at Immigration. with said visa or extension. How hard is it to understand?

 

Jurys out on the arrival part of IOs at airports.. That is the instance where non Thai insurance may be accepted and acceptable. Leading to 'stamped in up to the end date of' etc

I think the above image will be how it will relate to incountry extensions for OA class generated permissions of stay. 

18 hours ago, Lovethailandelite said:

How hard is it to understand?

Really love your style Mate...

50 minutes ago, Momofarang said:

Really love your style Mate...

 

yeah he's an utter p rick

 

 

 

Edited November 3, 20196 yr by GeorgeCross

On 11/2/2019 at 3:05 PM, Sheryl said:

Anyone covered by the Civil Service SS scheme would, however, be eligible for extension based on marriage or being parent of a Thai and thus the insurance requirement would not apply.

I just got a Visa based on being a parent and they never mentioned anything about insurance. I have social security insurance.

Edited November 4, 20196 yr by Neeranam

On 11/2/2019 at 1:05 AM, Sheryl said:

There is currently no provision for accepting anything other than private insurance from the companies specified. No exemption for people covered under Thai SS, civil service (through spouse) or regular (through prior employment).

 

Anyone covered by the Civil Service SS scheme would, however, be eligible for extension based on marriage or being parent of a Thai and thus the insurance requirement would not apply.

 

the big problem is for people with regular SS...and the many of us with foreign insurance.

 

 

this will be interesting

i am married to a  thai national who works for gov't revenue division as an auditor.

I have health card issued with my photo & have used it on 4 or 5 occasions.

According to her inquiry the coverage is valid.

Notes: 1st year I have a type ME O IMM and not sure who she talked to as I'm out of country. Will arrive shortly and do a test run. She's a hard ass so if it is not accepted they will start a dispute similar to a war. We don't have children yet nor do I have a Social insurance number.

I arrive shortly and wonder if I will have issues as my type O imm was issued in Canada.

 

31 minutes ago, oceanbluejewell said:

I arrive shortly and wonder if I will have issues as my type O imm was issued in Canada.

Insurance is not required for a non-o visa. It is only for OA visas issued after October 31st.

2 hours ago, oceanbluejewell said:

this will be interesting

 

Notes: 1st year I have a type ME O IMM and not sure who she talked to as I'm out of country. Will arrive shortly and do a test run.

Whats interesting or to test ??