Insurance By Thailand travel company

[micks]

What type of additional services that Thailand traveling company provides?

[AAInsuranceBrokers]

Example - Travel insurance can cover benefits such as :

Personal Accident Loss of Life, Dismemberment, Loss of Sight or Total Permanent Disability

Medical Expense due to Accident and Sickness

Emergency Medical Evacuation and Repatriation

Repatriation

Personal Liability

Trip Cancellation

Travel Delay (8 hours / 1,000 Baht)

Flight Misconnection (8 hours / 1,000 Baht)

Trip Curtailment

Baggage Delay (8 hours / 1,000 Baht)

Loss or Damage of Baggage & Personal Effects

Loss or Damage of Personal Money and Travel Cheque

Loss or Damage of Travel Document

Compassionate Visitation Benefit

Return of Children

Automatic Extension of Travel Period (Maximum 15 days)

Hospital Income Benefit

[metisdead]

Moved to the Insurance in Thailand forum.

[RayHaas]

Every Thai Travel company needs to insure their customers as per law. If you want a TAT certificate and renew it after 1 year you will need to show them a insurance policy for your customers.

[Estrada]

Every Thai Travel company needs to insure their customers as per law. If you want a TAT certificate and renew it after 1 year you will need to show them a insurance policy for your customers.

But the policy has limitations especially in Thailand. In Singapore they include hospital treatment as compulsory whereas in Thailand it is not included. I found this out after I flew to Australia by Thai Airways and picked up a flesh eating bacterial infection from their seating arrangements, I went straight into I.C.U. and nearly died. The Citibank Travel insurance through Jardine Thailand had been cut to the bone compared with the Travel Insurance provided by Jardine Singapore for Singaporean flyers.

[Mudcrab]

Every Thai Travel company needs to insure their customers as per law. If you want a TAT certificate and renew it after 1 year you will need to show them a insurance policy for your customers.

But the policy has limitations especially in Thailand. In Singapore they include hospital treatment as compulsory whereas in Thailand it is not included. I found this out after I flew to Australia by Thai Airways and picked up a flesh eating bacterial infection from their seating arrangements, I went straight into I.C.U. and nearly died. The Citibank Travel insurance through Jardine Thailand had been cut to the bone compared with the Travel Insurance provided by Jardine Singapore for Singaporean flyers.

????? you for real? Didn't pick up a little something in Thailand perchance before the flight?

[roamer]

If you had read OP's previous posts you might not have bothered answering....not dealing with a full deck here.

Edited June 15, 2014 by roamer