Inpatient (IPD)
Cover for hospital admission — the core of any good health plan in Thailand.
- Room, board & nursing
- Surgery & specialist fees
- Direct billing at partner hospitals
Insurance in Thailand, Made Simple
Health, home, accident, motor and travel cover for expats and visitors in Thailand — arranged through licensed Thai insurers and explained clearly in your language.
What We Cover
From hospital stays to your home and car — one team to find the right policy at the right price.
Cover for hospital admission — the core of any good health plan in Thailand.
Day-to-day medical care without being admitted to hospital.
Affordable protection against injury from accidents — on the road, at home or abroad.
Protect your house or villa against the risks that matter in Thailand.
The building is usually insured by the condo — your unit's fixtures and belongings are not.
Compulsory and voluntary cover for cars and motorbikes in Thailand.
Cover for your trip to Thailand and for regional travel while you live here.
Financial security for the people who depend on you.
Some Thai visas — including Retirement (Non-O-A) and the LTR visa — require proof of health insurance that meets immigration's minimum cover. We help you choose a policy that meets the current rules and provide the insurer's certificate ready for your application.
See Visa ServicesSimple Process
Your age, nationality, what you want covered and your budget.
We bring you clear quotes from licensed Thai insurers, side by side.
We handle the forms and liaise with the insurer on your behalf.
Help with claims, renewals and policy changes whenever you need it.
No Obligation
Tick the cover you're interested in — your request opens in WhatsApp, ready to send.
Good to Know
Yes. Thai insurers offer health, accident, home, condo, motor, travel and life cover to foreign residents and visitors. Age limits and documents vary by insurer, so we match you with companies that accept your profile.
Inpatient (IPD) covers treatment when you are admitted to hospital, such as surgery and overnight stays. Outpatient (OPD) covers visits where you go home the same day, such as consultations and prescriptions. Most people start with IPD and add OPD if their budget allows.
It depends on the visa. Retirement (Non-O-A) and LTR visas require proof of health insurance meeting immigration's minimum cover; other visas may not. Requirements change, so we confirm the current rules before you buy.
Usually not at first. Most insurers exclude conditions you already have, or cover them only after a waiting period or for an extra premium. Always declare your medical history honestly — non-disclosure can lead to claims being refused.
Yes. Every car and motorbike must carry Compulsory Motor Insurance (CMI, known as Por Ror Bor), which covers injury to people but not damage to vehicles. Voluntary cover — Class 1, 2+, 3+, 2 or 3 — protects your own vehicle and third-party property.
Generally no. The condo's juristic person insures the building structure and common areas. Your furniture, electronics, fixtures and liability inside your unit need your own condo contents policy.
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