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Travel Ins - Not Covered Riding A Bike

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well i read the small print and it says no cover if riding/driving a motor vehicle. so what does everyone do? i've looked around and i can't find a company that will cover. any leads please?

thx deb

Travel insurance policies depends of the country and insurance company where the insurance is issued.

I have an Thai insurance which covers motorbike accidents. Had to pay a bit extra for it. Most likely the same applies to other insurance companies as well.

If they don't cover in the standard policy you can quite often pay for additional cover.

Does the small print say motor vehicle, as you stated, or motorbike?

Bit harsh if it doesn't cover driving a hire car.

Does the small print say motor vehicle, as you stated, or motorbike?

Bit harsh if it doesn't cover driving a hire car.

OK, should have read the title. It's bikes that are not covered.

Sorry.

Does the small print say motor vehicle, as you stated, or motorbike?

Bit harsh if it doesn't cover driving a hire car.

My policy does not cover car hire because i did not require it but its available

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Travel insurance policies depends of the country and insurance company where the insurance is issued.

I have an Thai insurance which covers motorbike accidents. Had to pay a bit extra for it. Most likely the same applies to other insurance companies as well.

hi Oili, can you give me the name of your ins co? (or pm me) It's for Thailand.

ta

deb

Travel insurance policies depends of the country and insurance company where the insurance is issued.

I have an Thai insurance which covers motorbike accidents. Had to pay a bit extra for it. Most likely the same applies to other insurance companies as well.

hi Oili, can you give me the name of your ins co? (or pm me) It's for Thailand.

ta

deb

My company is AIA (American insurance assurance). Medical and accident insurances together was a bit less than 20.000B/year if I remember correctly. Sorry could not find their phone number, but a representative office is here.

http://map.panphuket.com/mappoint/aia-representative-office

The office people are really nice, but their English is not the best. Just remember to say that you are looking for the insurance for motorbike accidents as well. I have not tested how it works in practice, but other cases I have needed to used the insurance, has been good. I have been to the hospital couple of times and they have handled the situations in the way which made me feel that there is still love and care in Thailand. :)

If you rent a motor bike in Thailand you nust have proper insurance. In an accident as a foreigner you will be held responsible and might have to pay millions of baht compensation even though it is not your fault. So be warned. If you don't have insurance dion't rent a M/Bike

Colombus travel insurance will cover it up to a certain size - i think either 125 or 150 cc .

If you rent a motor bike in Thailand you nust have proper insurance. In an accident as a foreigner you will be held responsible and might have to pay millions of baht compensation even though it is not your fault. So be warned. If you don't have insurance dion't rent a M/Bike

Yes, make sure you have insurance.

But no, iof you're not at fault you will not be blamed for it nor required to pay millions of Baht.

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