April 1, 20206 yr Guys if some could shed some light on my problem. today I spoke to my agent at Thailife insurance , as I wanted to renew my insurance policies , as I am due to up date my retirement visa, it noteworthy to mention that I had this insurance policy since I got my visa 6 years ago. my agent at Thailife informed that she could not help because the migration will not except their policy . can anyone shed some light on this concern . Also will migration except a photostat copy of my visa application , I really don’t want to make two trips in there . I deal with the head office in Bangkok. thank you very much .
April 1, 20206 yr Are you extending a entry from OA long stay visa issued by a embassy or consulate in you home country? If not you do not need insurance when you do your extension of stay. If needed the only companies that are accepted are listed here. https://longstay.tgia.org/home/companiesoa
April 2, 20206 yr Author Thank you for clearing that up for me Ubon joe . I must had miss read the communication on this topic. No my retirement visa was issue in Thailand it’s renewed yearly so that’s a load of my mind I can just keep going with my usually insurance policy thanks again for your help much appreciated.
April 2, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, ace000 said: Thank you for clearing that up for me Ubon joe . I must had miss read the communication on this topic. No my retirement visa was issue in Thailand it’s renewed yearly so that’s a load of my mind I can just keep going with my usually insurance policy thanks again for your help much appreciated. Take care, your Retirement Extension is issued each year in Thailand, it is not a Visa. You need to look for the Non-Imm Visa that the extensions are all based on.
April 2, 20206 yr Author 4 hours ago, jacko45k said: Take care, your Retirement Extension is issued each year in Thailand, it is not a Visa. You need to look for the Non-Imm Visa that the extensions are all based on. Thanks mate ,I got it .
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