How much did you pay for your Cov-id Insurance?

[hydraides]

Looks like you need cover of $100,000 USD for Cov-id19

 

I am 31 years old - Hoping to a 60 day tourist visa - No Medical Conditions

 

Anyone have a rough ballpark figure on what it might cost me?

 

Thanks

[Farma]

Go to this web site sent to me by my local Thai embassy.  https://covid19.tgia.org/ 

 

Enter your details and see how much it can cost. The prices change depending on the country you apply from.

[bear9]

Are you allowed to purchase from an insurance company in your own country or do you have to use 1 of the thai insurance providers from that website?

 

Thanks

[drh1010]

Try this 

https://misterprakan.com/en/pass/thailand-pass

 

[drh1010]

34 minutes ago, bear9 said:

Are you allowed to purchase from an insurance company in your own country or do you have to use 1 of the thai insurance providers from that website?

 

Thanks

You can use one from your own country. But it must clearly state that covid is covered in your plan. 

[Mango Bob]

It is based on how long you will be here, the amount of coverage which in this case is $100,000 and age.

[Shey420]

I brought insurance about a week ago and it cost roughly $230 for 3 months or covid. Plan is worth $500k. A small price to pay. Im 34

[onebir]

1 hour ago, Shey420 said:

I brought insurance about a week ago and it cost roughly $230 for 3 months or covid. Plan is worth $500k. A small price to pay. Im 34

Seems incredibly expensive (even) compared a normal non-US health insurance policy.

[Shey420]

58 minutes ago, onebir said:

Seems incredibly expensive (even) compared a normal non-US health insurance policy.

Sure maybe but for me personally I don't care. I'm not there yet. I'm set to leave a a few weeks. I'm also taking a covid test for $250 for same day results. Obviously I would prefer the old way to get into thailand but it looks like it will be another year of quarantine and paperwork there 

[Rimbuman]

82 Euro with Revolut pre paid Mastercard Premium package.

[Jumbo1968]

If your tested wether asymtomatic or positive your are hospitalised, do all policies pay out as it’s not for emergency treatment ?