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Can I register for Thailand's entry requirements with just 1 month of insurance coverage on a student visa?

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Nov 11, 2021

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Hello everyone! I’m from Cambodia. I’m about to go back to Thailand and I’m holding student visa. I want to know can I buy only 1 month insurance coverage of 50,000 USD to register for Thailand free pass? Or I have to buy 3 months insurance in order to register for Thailand free pass? Please help me!!

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The inquiry revolves around whether a one-month insurance coverage of $50,000 is sufficient for registering under the Thailand pass while holding a student visa. Responses indicate that typically the insurance should match the duration of stay, and that the 'Thailand pass' is an entry requirement, not a visa per se. One comment mentions that ACS offers monthly insurance, suggesting flexibility in purchasing insurance based on the stay duration.

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Jon *****

Late answer probably... ACS provides insurance by the month

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Brandon ************

Officially you need insurance that will last as long as the time left on your stamp or as long as your visa allows you into the country for. It may be changing soon though.

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@Brandon ***********

yes thank you

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Garrett ***********

There is no "Thailand free pass". Thailand pass isn't a visa, it's an entry requirement for everyone.

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he says he has a visa just enquiring regards insurance and the free pass

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Garrett ***********

I didn't see that, read it too fast

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@Garrett **********

thank you 😚😚

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Wayne *********

My understanding is insurance must match the time you will be in Thailand

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okayy

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Shaun *********

How long will you be in thailand?

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