Just returned to Bkk.  I am 73 and looking for an agent familiar with LMG, AXA, and Pacific Cross.  I used to use Luma but I am too old to qualify

 

I live Sukhumvit Soi 28.  Looking to purchase 3 million worth of insurance.  

 

Any help appreciated.  

14 minutes ago, Makoshark said:

I live Sukhumvit Soi 28.  Looking to purchase 3 million worth of insurance.  

 

Oh yes, that should be easy.

 

 

Give these guys a go....   www.pacificprime.co.th

 

I've found them quite useful over the years. 

6 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

Give these guys a go....   www.pacificprime.co.th

 

I've found them quite useful over the years. 

According to google reviews they seem to have a stellar history of not paying any claims.

Pacific Prime is like a broker they will offer several insurance company options. They have an office in BKK best to go there and speak to an agent.

OP should contact AA Insurance Brokers.

Used by many on this forum and recommended you give them a call.

 

offices in Bangkok 

02-82-16263

aainsure.net

 

 

Good idea. The only problem is getting them to pay out when you've handed over the premium. When you are over 70 you have pre-existing disease that gets the company off paying out.

Be careful. The one I had was a good price first time, then they decided to increase it by 20-25 % each year, even though I never made a claim.

17 hours ago, Makoshark said:

Just returned to Bkk.  I am 73 and looking for an agent familiar with LMG, AXA, and Pacific Cross.  I used to use Luma but I am too old to qualify

 

I live Sukhumvit Soi 28.  Looking to purchase 3 million worth of insurance.  

 

Any help appreciated.  

Try WRLIFE. 

Mister Prakan

 

Saw an excellent review of this broker on YouTube...

 

They are highly recommended

16 hours ago, Anthony mellows said:

Be careful. The one I had was a good price first time, then they decided to increase it by 20-25 % each year, even though I never made a claim.

It seems that many insurance companies are doing that here in Thailand. Mine has done similar to me for the last 12 years.

Their justification is 'Thailand expensive for expat health care now'.

One insurance company even gives two different quotes depending on which chain of hospitals you use.

Luma Health bumped me a few times but I was under 70 at the time. At 73 i might be un-insurable.

 

Mister Prakan-talking with them this week.

Here's one to avoid, Abbey International in Bangkok. 

I got a cold call from them this morning on a mobile number.  A loud bolshy Londoner-sounding type, called himself "John Walsh", told me to "fck off" when I asked some questions about his company (due to it's similar name to an offshore bank that I had an account with in the past) in response to his asking for my complete personal details.

If you find insurance do let us know if you make a claim and what happens 

14 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Here's one to avoid, Abbey International in Bangkok. 

I got a cold call from them this morning on a mobile number.  A loud bolshy Londoner-sounding type, called himself "John Walsh", told me to "fck off" when I asked some questions about his company (due to it's similar name to an offshore bank that I had an account with in the past) in response to his asking for my complete personal details.

This 'loud bolshy Londoner-sounding' character has cold called me three times over the past 12 months. 

 

I have to tell him - you've called me before, I'm busy, I'm not interested (then hangup).

I never get as far as finding out what he's trying to sell, but nothing good ever comes from cold calls. This very much sounds like the same guy. 

 

 

 

I was rejected yesterday and decided it would be in my best interest to leave BKK before I get really sick. 

 

It's OK. Been here 8+ years of nothing but great times. 

 

Returning to the USA where I'm on Medicare and AARP.  Nothing like free insurance.