Health insurance

10POSTS

8 years ago

Hi everyone..

If there is someone experienced with health insurance in Thailand, please let me know.

I would be interested in in and out patient and maternity insurance (complete).

Thanks a lot!

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GuestPoster145 Guest

0POSTS

8 years ago

You might try speaking with the hospital you plan to use and see if they have a recommended maternity package.

bjnstern Member

10POSTS

8 years ago

Thanks

eastcoast816 Active member

95POSTS

8 years ago

I have Bupa and I agree with villagefarang that asking for insurance company recommendations from hospitals is the best option.

bjnstern Member

10POSTS

8 years ago

Ok!! Thanks a lot

GuestPoster145 Guest

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8 years ago

I hope you have found a doctor you are happy with as a few of the western women I have known said they struggled to find a doctor who shared their ideas about child birth.聽 Just something to think about.

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Angelicious New member

7POSTS

8 years ago

Thaivivat star 5-6 is good for expat
Also there is insurance called expat by expat
Just search on Facebook u ll find it

bjnstern Member

10POSTS

8 years ago

Thank you very nuch for your help

Gwolff51 Member

1POSTS

8 years ago

With a broker from Hong Kong I got a health insurance from CIGNA. After one year (without claim) they increased the premium for 24%. No special reason given.
I looked for a German broker, who suggested MORGAN PRICE. After one year (without claim) they increased the premium for 25%. No special reason given. This is a British Company, not insurance but administration for an insurance from British Canal Island. So clients have no rights.
Now I changed to a European insurance based in Luxembourg: GLOBALITY. This is under EU laws and they publish their tariffs.