GET PAID QUICKLY / A THAILAND INSURANCE TRICK V 747

[@ThailandRob]

My health insurance provider is Pacific Cross Health Insurance in Thailand. Discounts for my age and needs, with coverage up to and over age 75. I recommend them 100%. To get the same plan I have, contact them here for free. [e-mail]

[@brianjlx2010]

Not really the video I was expecting. What happens if you get hit by a truck and are in a coma or have a heart attack or stroke, what about having a bike accident etc etc and can't get to an office or are seriously ill, no mention of those things which are the most important? 🤔🤔🤨

[@ThailandRob]

@@brianjlx2010 each example would be different but more often than less as you would get reimbursed for any expenses after

[@SH-lu4co]

Thanks for another great episode Rob, very useful information good to know 😊

[@aeroAdvocate]

Allianz Ayudhya bills the hospital directly there is no need to claim anything. Especially with no deductible.

[@tonyh6846]

Cheers mate, 🙂

[@tombkk1322]

Very helpful information Rob. Good to know.

[@mangostickyrice555]

Thumbs up 👍 Rob

[@merckxbelgium]

I have P.C. medical insurance. Not happy with them. The usual scams and delays. Cannot recommend them.

[@winxtra2892]

pretty of typical of insurance practices.. experience with any other company ?

[@staticthewhitewolf7040]

I have a local office of my insurance company. I pay them in person and do claims in person at that office. But I am selling my house and moving so that might be for only a short few more months. I still live in America for now. Good to know I can still do that in Thailand if I retire there.

[@happyscottman]

I see you've visited a mother/father figure(rope on the right arm) I love this about their culture. I've kept every one of them they've given me. 6 years now. 👍

[@RaymondMullen-t9j]

So Rob , what You Saying is U.S. Insurance could take a Class or Two from Companys in Thailand .. Thanks , Rob ...

[@ThailandRob]

..and healthcare...

[@RaymondMullen-t9j]

For SURE...

[@Amanda_downunder]

Is it true that if a person wanted to get a retirement visa there; they have to put a large deposit into a Thai bank account ?

[@SarveshKamat-u1t]

Yes

[@RickVanValen]

800,000 Baht or a monthly income above their threshold ( I believe it's around $2300 USD per month. There are also many options like Elite Visa etc... Some Visa agents can facilitate the process for you at a yearly fee of approximately 15,000 Baht :)

[@ThailandRob]

The answers you got are correct. BUT email me if you want to know more options.

[@Amanda_downunder]

@@ThailandRob - yes, I may, I'm not ready to travel or retire yet, but it's good to have info and videos like these. I'm not sure, as I also am thinking of S America, and Europe, but it needs to be fairly low cost and some good health system too. If I do leave Aus, I will be aged about 67 or 68.

[@Amanda_downunder]

@@RickVanValen - thank you, do u mean one need to pay the 15,000 every year ? or just once. The Aus Aged Pension will be less than that amount, but I am still saving, so savings may help. So for me, not sure. I may consider S America too, or Bulgaria.

[@kelvinator3037]

Mate u in break down your office is melt down see a quake

[@kelvinator3037]

Un subed

[@bobwelo]