Good Health Insurance brokers in BKK

[bbi1]

Hi,

Does anyone have any recommendations for good health insurance brokers in BKK? Also, roughly how much does it cost for health insurance for 1 year for a male around 30 years old?

[manhattan55]

It depends on what kind of benefits you are looking for, what deductible you are willing to incur and your choice of coverage area. A good international expat-style hospital plan with around $500 deductible would cost you around $400, give or take. Adding outpatient benefits, $800 and up. It can vary widely though, depending on the variables mentioned above.

[Youpi88]

You can make a quote yourself to compare the prices:

http://sea.msh-intl.com/en/

http://www.bupa-intl.com/

http://william-russell.com/

There are plenty more out there.

For the brokers, you can contact AA Insurance Brokers, VR Brokers, just to name a few good ones. THey are easy to find on Google.

[negreanu]

BUPA direct. no need for broker.

Still think it is the best provider. Not the cheapest, just no hassle no pay upfront and no claim back hassles.

[Morden]

BSI (Broker) Thailand Ltd.

http://www.bsibroker.co.th/health_insurance

[Morden]

BUPA direct. no need for broker.

Still think it is the best provider. Not the cheapest, just no hassle no pay upfront and no claim back hassles.

Daft advice.

A broker will offer you more choice than a company or agent and you pay no more!

[Youpi88]

Bupa is a good provider, not the best. There are many companies out there as good as Bupa.