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Health insurance-foreign policy or local one
Some general facts to consider. (Not a personal opinion or advice.) In Thailand, the key differences between local and foreign-issued health insurance policies generally come down to coverage, claims processing, cost, and acceptance. Here’s a breakdown: Local Thai Health Insurance ✅ Easier acceptance & claims processing – Hospitals and clinics in Thailand are more familiar with local policies, so claims are often processed directly (cashless) rather than requiring reimbursement. ✅ More affordable premiums – Local policies are often tailored to Thai healthcare costs, making them more cost-effective compared to international policies. ✅ Regulated under Thai laws – Subject to the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) regulations, ensuring compliance with local standards. ❌ Limited international coverage – Most local policies focus on treatment within Thailand, with little or no coverage abroad. Foreign-Issued (International) Health Insurance ✅ Global coverage – Ideal for expats or frequent travelers, as coverage extends beyond Thailand. ✅ Higher coverage limits – Generally provides better coverage for major medical expenses, including private hospitals with international standards. ❌ Reimbursement-based claims – Many Thai hospitals require out-of-pocket payment first, with reimbursement afterward, which can be inconvenient. ❌ Higher premiums – Often more expensive due to wider coverage and higher benefit limits. If you plan to stay in Thailand long-term and primarily use local hospitals, a Thai policy might be more practical. If you want global flexibility, an international policy may be worth the extra cost. -
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Yor going to have to change
You need 3 personalities. Western George, Airport George and Thailand George. West - socialist Airport - read a book Thailand - raging capitalist -
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U.S. Targets Iran’s Oil Industry to Cripple Its Economy, Treasury Secretary Says
Cambodians are nicer than Thais though.- 1
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50m Baht Casino Entry Requirement Up for Future Debate
Still better than losing fortune in Casino, isn't it? Gambling is the Loser's Game. 95% of the betters Lose, instead of Winning. It is statistically proved. -
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Do foreigners need to pay tax in Thailand?
We know that Imm and TRD are sharing data, anybody that has been in Thailand for 180 days or more might be audited.
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