Covid insurance

[thai006]

Hey guys  I just want to know  for my COE if I can take 3 month insurance because I will ask a non O single entry to come here , but I will stay 5 month with the 60 days extension

 

i want to know if I can show to the embassy 3 month Insurance and after I will add 2 month more when I will be in Thailand 

 

or I need to cover all my stay  5 month 

 

thank you 

[ubonjoe]

It only has be bo valid for the permit to stay you will get when you enter the country which in your case is 90 days.

[sanook 1]

6 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

It only has be bo valid for the permit to stay you will get when you enter the country which in your case is 90 days.

So even with a non o multiple entry the insurance only need to cover 90 days right? 

[ubonjoe]

6 hours ago, sanook 1 said:

So even with a non o multiple entry the insurance only need to cover 90 days right? 

Yes

[HerewardtheWake]

Hi Ubonjoe, sorry not to belabor this, but where does it say about this 90 days insurance coverage requirement? I have not seen this fact mentioned anywhere.

 

If one were to be arriving on an Elite visa which would be stamped (for 5 years ) upon arrival, a 90 day policy would suffice ? If so, is there a rationale for 90 days specifically? Thanks.

[jacko45k]

11 minutes ago, HerewardtheWake said:

If one were to be arriving on an Elite visa which would be stamped (for 5 years ) upon arrival, a 90 day policy would suffice ? If so, is there a rationale for 90 days specifically? Thanks

When one arrives on an Elite Visa, a permission of stay of one year is stamped into the passport.

[ubonjoe]

48 minutes ago, HerewardtheWake said:

Hi Ubonjoe, sorry not to belabor this, but where does it say about this 90 days insurance coverage requirement? I have not seen this fact mentioned anywhere.

This is what I wrote in my first post.

 

14 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

It only has be bo valid for the permit to stay you will get when you enter the country which in your case is 90 days.

The 90 days I mentioned is from a non-o visa entry.

[HerewardtheWake]

Jacko45k,  OK, if the Elite visa is stamped for one year permission to stay, then one would have to have a covid19 insurance policy for $100,000 effective for one year?