Health Insurance

[honoluabay]

Looking to get health insurance where can I get this? I will be in Kata area for 6 months. Is this available. ? Thanks looking forward to being back in Kata. Aloha

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[LivinginKata]

I would suggest you get some sort of holiday insurance from your home country.

[stevenl]

You can also check with Bupa, they have a special insurance for people staying here a few months but not on a permanent basis.

[Shot]

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/travel-insurance/?affil=googleins&s_kwcid=TC|22888|travel%20insurance%20thailand||S|b|13636048692&gclid=CISr4ub6l7ECFQp66wodxxJOgg

For travel, this is pretty good especially if you're surfing or on a motorbike. Rates are good IMHO

[madmitch]

Use travel insurance. Cheaper and few complications.

[britpop]

i'm of that man-a-pours age now, mid 50's, never had health insurance over here, just accident insurance, i'd be interested in any recommendations on prices and companies, no outstanding medical conditions but the huge fee's paid at hospital by some expats has got me thinking of insurance cover. it's one of those things that you dismiss until you end up in hospital.

[Colonel_Mustard]

i'm of that man-a-pours age now, mid 50's, never had health insurance over here, just accident insurance, i'd be interested in any recommendations on prices and companies, no outstanding medical conditions but the huge fee's paid at hospital by some expats has got me thinking of insurance cover. it's one of those things that you dismiss until you end up in hospital.

I use Bupa Blue Cross for me and my family. They have a variety of packages with different levels of cover and premiums. Whenever I've had to make a claim, I haven't had any issues.

[petercallen]

Use travel insurance. Cheaper and few complications.

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