Hello everyone, I would like to ask what health insurance that is best to get for Non O Retirement visa. I am inquiring on behalf of my mother and she is already 79 y/o. Thank you in advance.

Looking for options for Health Insurance for Thailand Retirement Visa for a 68yo relatively healthy Quotes I'm getting of $900-$1200usd monthly are not an option. What inexpensive option is there? My health insurance I have doesn't cover outside USA.

I got DTV and I’m in Thailand now. I want to buy health insurance. The online application asks for Thai identification card number. Where do I get this ID card?

Can you get health insurance from Thai company with the DTV visa?

Does anyone have insurance that upon you death will creamate you in Thailand and send your ashes back to Australia, or send you back in a box, cheers.

Hi.I am already in Thailand and i have AXA insurance 90 days finish at 26/2 .They told me because i am 67 don't extend more. I try to find other agency maybe have a solution. If anyone knows something please inform me. Thank you

Does anyone know of a insurance company who will do a 3 month policy for the retirement non-o 3 month visa?

All the company's I've tried only do 1 year and I want to apply in Australia to save the hassle doing it in Thailand but won't be staying in Thailand for a full year. Meaning I'll be leaving not long after I'd apply for the 1 year extension and don't require a year policy.

Cheers

Hello, iam 10 month in Thailand and 2 month a year in germany where i have a home too. Iam searching for income health insurance for the 2 months stay in Germany. Iam a german and not sure if it is possible to take for exmple a thai healthcare holiday insurance for that. Has anyone experiences? Regards

Okay this is on "Everything Else"... how do you disenroll in Medicare Part B without losing US SS payments?

Asking for a friend.

My buddy has a retirement visa issued within the Kingdom. Currently he is in the USA and wishes to return to Thailand and has a current visa.

What are the best options for him to minimize cost of insurance. He has not plans to return to the US. He may go back after a month or after a couple of years. He has US insurance but not the Thai covid insurance. He doesn't want to buy a lifetime supply.

Should he buy onward travel to Singapore (or other cheap destination) with necessary week's worth of insurance and just throw away the ticket to Singapore?

Are there other options available to him?

Anybody have any thoughts? Experiences?