1 hour ago, steve187 said:

which ones don't require a work permit as that would apply to all on a retirement extension.

frank require work permit, as does krungsri for the same insurance company as frank, so i have been here  6+months on a married yearly extension, who will cover me for the 100,000thb coverage

Frank don't require a work permit. Where did you get that information?

1 hour ago, edwardandtubs said:

Frank don't require a work permit. Where did you get that information?

Actually, on the website they do now say they require it. It wasn't required when I signed up though.

4 hours ago, edwardandtubs said:

Actually, on the website they do now say they require it. It wasn't required when I signed up though.

agreed and I have a cut and paste from their help staff without it on there as a requirement. 

I was going to say it was a different underwriter but no I think its the same actual policy.. Good old Thai comms !! 

All of this assumes claims will be honored. Don't people realize insurance companies have entire departments dedicated to finding technicalities so claims can be rejected?

On 3/27/2020 at 11:17 AM, steve187 said:

which ones don't require a work permit as that would apply to all on a retirement extension.

frank require work permit, as does krungsri for the same insurance company as frank, so i have been here  6+months on a married yearly extension, who will cover me for the 100,000thb coverage

GSB. Might be one at your local Big C.  Here is the advertisement.