Question 1

How important is international coverage? 🌏

Accepted Answer

For many of my clients, this is crucial and a deciding factor for them. If you would like to be treated internationally, this is key. Being treated in your home country with family can impact your recovery.

Question 2

What happens if I don’t have insurance and I get seriously ill?

Accepted Answer

You’ll likely need to:
1. Pay a large deposit upfront (100,000–500,000 THB or more)
2. Be transferred to a public hospital (long waits, language barriers)
3. Possibly face visa issues if you’re unable to pay your medical bills

Question 3

Does Health Insurance in Bangkok Cover Dental Services? 🦷

Accepted Answer

Yes, and no. It depends on your coverage or what riders you wish to add. Dental services in Bangkok is relatively affordable, so it may not be worth it to have that coverage. It also does not include cosmetic procedures. I personally recommend to be covered better for major illnesses, it will save you money overall.

Question 4

Can I talk to someone who understands expat needs?

Accepted Answer

Yes, I have many clients from different countries, and various visas who now live in Bangkok/Thailand. My MDRT (a recognition award) also provides them expedited access and priority services. Email me at jongkaewmanee@gmail.com.

Bee AIA Bangkok

Hi! I'm Bee, I serve international expats here in Bangkok, Thailand. Lets talk!

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