Which insurance premium is cheapest to extend non-OA?

[Lim Yuan Hai]

I am going to do the extension non-OA soon.

Can anyone advise which insurance premium is cheapest in Bangkok?

Thank you.

 

[CANSIAM]

Pacific Cross has some fair prices.....

[KhunBENQ]

LMG to my knowledge.

Please read through the parallel thread:

 

[Lim Yuan Hai]

2 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

LMG to my knowledge.

Please read through the parallel thread:

 

How much is premium like?
Difficulties to contact or response from them according to the thread. 
Can you provide any contactable contact? 

Thank you.

[JimGant]

On 11/2/2021 at 7:36 PM, Lim Yuan Hai said:

How much is premium like?

 

[JimGant]

LMG is by far the cheapest, primarily because it excludes everything but being run over on your motorbike. For many of us, this is fine, as we have much more adequate insurance from our home countries; getting required Thai company insurance is just to meet their corrupt requirement.

 

Fortunately, I was not older than 75 when I had to get Thai insurance (the last age you can apply). And the LMG premium, per the above chart, was a manageable 11,400bt (no physical required). And, this year when I renewed, it was at the same advertised rate, i.e., 16,900bt for age 76.

 

And, when the borders finally open for a realistic border run, I'll convert to a Non O visa, thus no longer having to get a Thai company insurance policy. Of course, when I do this, and subsequently cancel my LMG insurance, the law will change to require insurance for Non Imm O extensions. And, I'll then be too old to get a new LMG policy....... Nevermind. Always wanted to test the probability of an old, home bound codger getting caught for overstay (he said, semi seriously....).

 

[Lim Yuan Hai]

3 hours ago, JimGant said:

I contacted LMG and she said above is no longer available.

Stay safe and take care!
Have a nice day, sir.