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Thailand Retirement Visa Health Insurance: The Complete …

The O-A is commonly known as a ‘retirement visa', though there isn't officially a visa called the ‘retirement visa'. It is for those aged 50+ who want to stay in Thailand for a period of 1 year, without the intention of working. You can extend after the year … See more

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Non-Immigrant O-X Visa

WebThanks, James, for your message. Appreciate. 1) Why am interested in O-X visa---?? Just the convenience of not needing to be concerned with "extension" issues …

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Dengue Fever Thailand: A Complete Traveler’s Guide

Web5 Tips for Reducing Risk of Dengue. 1. Always wear a good insect repellent (look for one that contains Picaridin or Lemon-Eucalyptus oil). 2. Wear (neutral coloured) …

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Health Insurance Thailand: A 10-Step Guide to a Great Policy

Web3. Your Lifestyle/Habits. Your lifestyle and habits play a significant role in determining the cost of your international health insurance premiums. While we all have …

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The Long Term Resident Visa (LTR) Guide

WebThe LTR (Long-Term Resident) visa has been designed by the Board Of Investment (BOI) to attract high-potential foreign nationals to relocate to Thailand. The …

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Is Thai Massage Really Good for You

WebHowever, the massage group exhibited a superior outcome, with a higher likelihood of normal defecations compared to the drug group. These findings suggest that …

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SafetyWing Insurance Review: Cover, Pricing, Age Limits, Benefits

WebTwo children under 10 per family (1 per adult) can be included on your insurance free of charge. There is a $250 deductible (excess) as standard, and a $250 …

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Thailand O-A Long Stay Visa Requirements Guide

WebThe O-A visa has a mandatory health insurance requirement. The policy must cover a minimum 3 million Baht, or the equivalent if the policy is issued outside of …

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The Thailand SMART Visa

WebThe Talent Visa is for science and technology experts who earn a minimum of 100,000 + Baht per month. You will need to have an employment or service contract …

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Social Security in Thailand: An Expat's Guide

WebMaternity expenses covered by social security include: Medical examination and prenatal care (200 to 500 Baht per prenatal-care visit, up to a maximum of 1,500 …

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Hospitals in Thailand

WebBNH Hospital. Phyathai Hospital. If you are hospitalized in a private hospital you can expect to pay 20,000 to 30,000 Baht per night. If it's a critical emergency then …

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Retirement Homes in Thailand: A Senior’s Guide

Web6. Baan Tschuai Duu Lää, Phuket. Baan Tschuai Duu Lää, run by Carewell Service, is one of a few retirement homes available on Phuket island. The home …

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Expat Life Insurance In Thailand: 10 Things to Know Before You Sign

WebHere’s a tip: Avoid taking out health insurance that offers combined life insurance cover. This is commonplace in Thailand with companies like AIA, which we’ll …

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The Thai Marriage Visa Guide

WebTo apply for the Non Immigrant O Visa in your home country, you will need the following: A copy of your marriage certificate. A copy of the Thai passport/ Thai ID of …

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5 Visa Options to Stay in Thailand Long Term

Web1. Non-Immigrant O (Retirement Visa) The Non-Immigrant O Visa (based on retirement) is for people who are 50 years or older and want a long-term stay in Thailand. …

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Thailand COVID-19 Travel Insurance

Web16 Thai insurance companies have partnered with the initiative to offer COVID-19 insurance protection to foreign nationals. The insurance can be purchased …

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Retiring In Thailand

WebAccording to a recent study, it's estimated that an expat requires approximately $390,000 (US) to retire comfortably in Thailand. This calculation spans …

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The Thailand Retirement Visa Guide

WebYou must have a monthly income of 65,000 Thai Baht or more. Or, ฿800,000 in a Thai bank account for 60 days+ before applying for the extension. And ฿800,000 …

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Bring Your Pet Dog or Cat to Thailand

WebFor pets entering Thailand from any country, there is no requirement for a rabies titer test (FAVN). However, your pet will need a rabies vaccine. First, it is …

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