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check, for how much cover you got your existing insurance, if below $100k you need a new covid specific covering to the end of your extension. Or upgrade your plan, but if too expensive do get this one. It'is for 1 year only, not shorter options, 15k b https://www.tuneprotect.co.th/en/portal/coronavirus-covid-19-insurance

 

Others insurers offer options from 1 month and in the range 1.5-2.5k per month (depending on country colour you are coming back).

If you planning to travel often within a year probably go for this from tune. Of course, this insurance might come handy not only for travel.

 

depending when you would be coming back, insurance requirements might liberalise, down to 1 or 3 months cover. And lowered from extortionate $100k to more realistic figures and much lower premium.

 

yes, you do need re-entry.  

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11 hours ago, internationalism said:

check, for how much cover you got your existing insurance, if below $100k you need a new covid specific covering to the end of your extension. Or upgrade your plan, but if too expensive do get this one. It'is for 1 year only, not shorter options, 15k b https://www.tuneprotect.co.th/en/portal/coronavirus-covid-19-insurance

 

Others insurers offer options from 1 month and in the range 1.5-2.5k per month (depending on country colour you are coming back).

If you planning to travel often within a year probably go for this from tune. Of course, this insurance might come handy not only for travel.

 

depending when you would be coming back, insurance requirements might liberalise, down to 1 or 3 months cover. And lowered from extortionate $100k to more realistic figures and much lower premium.

 

yes, you do need re-entry.  

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6 hours ago, playboy said:

Wow! you can use this ticket to get Covid 19 $100000 for COE for real?    

you are flying from thailand, you would be covered in the usa, not much in thailand.

From their website:

"If you’re flying on a one‑way trip, the cover ends 48 hours after you arrive at your final destination. Cover for emergency medical expenses and overseas quarantine allowance expire 31 days after arriving at your final destination.

*Expenses require pre‑approval. Subject to terms and conditions."

 

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5 hours ago, ThaiVisaCentre said:

Emirates is actually the best option as it also covering the scenario if someone on your flight next to you tests positive when coming into the Phuket sandbox.

But if you are not flying emirates, and are looking for a general comparison of the most popular insurers you can use this Thailand Covid Insurance page.

 

Thanks, that's very useful.

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