How can I find a list of insurance companies accepted by Thailand for Covid insurance? I only find one in Thai language what no helps me

Thanks for any help

 

Here is a good site. Set your country, age and duration and it gives you best price options

 

https://asq.in.th/thailand-covid-insurance

3 minutes ago, aussiexpat said:

Here is a good site. Set your country, age and duration and it gives you best price options

 

https://asq.in.th/thailand-covid-insurance

Thank you very much!

21 minutes ago, AaronIsaan said:

Thank you very much!

It would be smart to make sure the policy covers asymptomatic quarantine before you buy it. 

Try the on on this site. https://covid19.tgia.org/

Or one of the options shown here. https://tqm-app.com/static/thailandpass/index.html

19 hours ago, Dan O said:

It would be smart to make sure the policy covers asymptomatic quarantine before you buy it. 

Almost no policy does. Including none of the Thai issued policies.

 

OP you can use any 8nsurance company tou like, based anywhere, as long as coverage is at least US $50,000 and includes COVID.

4 hours ago, Sheryl said:

Almost no policy does. Including none of the Thai issued policies.

None of the insurance policies are worth anything unless you are unlucky enough to need ICU...

 

Treat it as Thailand 10,000 baht scam entry fee requiring mandatory insurance and day 1 and 5 test & Go quarantine with PCR's

 

...meanwhile, Fortress Australia now only requires double vaxxed and an ATK within 24 hours of arrival

 

11 hours ago, aussiexpat said:

None of the insurance policies are worth anything unless you are unlucky enough to need ICU...

 

Treat it as Thailand 10,000 baht scam entry fee requiring mandatory insurance and day 1 and 5 test & Go quarantine with PCR's

 

...meanwhile, Fortress Australia now only requires double vaxxed and an ATK within 24 hours of arrival

 

Agree. But the real worry is testing positive and being asymptomatic and then being at the mercy of the hospital and their over the top charges. Insurance no longer covers these cases.

 

With other more enlightened countries moving on and having common sense entry requirements it is time for the government to wake up and to have entry requirements based on common sense.

14 hours ago, aussiexpat said:

None of the insurance policies are worth anything unless you are unlucky enough to need ICU...

 

That is not the case. But you do need to have a medical indication for hospitalization.