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What are the current medical insurance requirements for renewing an OA retirement visa in Thailand?

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Jan 13, 2022

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Good evening. Hopefully someone can advise me re medical insurance for the OA retirement visa. I have to renew mine next month and need to know if it is still 40000 baht outpatient and 400000 inpatient. Thank you in advance.

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The current medical insurance requirements for renewing an OA retirement visa still include 400,000 baht inpatient and 40,000 baht outpatient coverage, at least until September when a new 3 million baht requirement for inpatient insurance will be introduced. However, some insurance companies may not be aware of these upcoming changes.

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I just renewed mine 3 weeks ago no change. I was told starting next September it changes. 3 million in Hospital only.

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Ken ******

bangkok post has reported on the issue, but i think this forum does not allow posting the news

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Bobby ********

Ken Chao. And if it's Bangkok Post, it's probably wrong anyway! 😆

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Alandre *********

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thank you for the response. So I should be safe to renew at 400 000.

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Bobby ********

Pierrot Pierrot. Send a message to Arawan Namak. She's the broker I go through here. She is excellent

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Alandre *********

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thanks

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Ken ******

bangkokpost used to report inaccurate info? but i saw similar report on raising to 3 million online, i.just forgot the names of other online press

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Bobby ********

Ken Chao. There's been a number of reports, and the 3 million has been introduced for OA visas obtained from embassies. For extensions it will be introduced in September this year.

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Bruce *****

Speak to aa insurance Hua hin they will know

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Ken ******

it seems some insurance company not aware.of the change, you can google search with relevant keywords

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Bobby ********

Ken Chao. Probably because there's no change yet for extensions?

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Robert ******

3 million, I use AIA a policy so to Thais for medical insurance. It was accepted by immigration for my OA extension and cheaper than previously quoted for the 400'000/

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Bobby ********

Robert Fyfe. I use the cheap 7700 baht option from LMG. I know it's useless but it ticks the box. They wanted

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baht for a new OA policy. I've got my own insurance which is not recognised by immigration, but which does the job

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Robert ******

tbh I had already made the change to 3 Million with AIA before the changes were announced based on the cost and the fact that

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k is pretty much useless.

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Robert Fyfe. Totally useless but costs only 7700. A buddy of mine paid an agent

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to avoid buying insurance. I just had to laugh

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Bobby ********

If you're extending at an immigration office it's still

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k same as before

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Robert ******

really?

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Bobby ********

Robert Fyfe. Me. Did it last week

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Robert ******

Source?

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Bobby ********

Robert Fyfe. Really

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Will ************

I think it’s changed to 3 million baht

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James ********

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starts October 2022 for extensions

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