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One of the most important requirements for visitors to Thailand, now that the old rules have been lifted, is the COVID-19 insurance plan for foreigners, which covers the traveler for at least $10,000. In addition to meeting all the other requirements, the traveler must also have a valid visa and a Thailand Pass. This health insurance is an extra safety measure to make sure that the traveler will be able to pay for all costs if they get COVID-19 or die from it while they are in the kingdom.

Syn Mun Kong Insurance Plc (SMK) on Thursday confirmed it will continue to pay out on ordinary policy claims and is studying guidelines to compensate Covid-19 insurance policyholders as part of its business rehab plan.

The Viriyah Insurance announced its 2022 roadmap with the concept of “Data-driven Innovation: Standing by your side with complete understanding and in-depth knowledge of all your risks”. Maintaining its prestigious status as the number one non-life insurer, the company continually introduces state-of-the-art products and service with top-notch protection service in mind.

(PR News) Dr. Apisit Anantanatarat, Chief Executive Officer and President of Bangkok Insurance Pcl (BKI) on April 20 welcomed Suttipol Taweechaikarn, secretary-general of the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) on his official visit to the company’s head office at Bangkok Insurance Building on South Sathorn Road in Bangkok.

The Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) will take legal action against executives of two companies after they failed to honour Covid-19 claims totalling more than 18 billion baht.

Insurance companies in Thailand have been instructed to cover treatment expenses and daily compensation for Covid-19 policyholders who need to isolate even if these conditions are not included in the policy.

The Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) has come out with guidelines on insurance payment for treatment of Covid-19 policyholders under home isolation (HI), community isolation (CI) or hotel isolation.

The Public Health Ministry is planning to ask the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration on Friday to cancel the requirement of a RT-PCR test for foreign visitors before they depart their countries and reduce Covid-19 insurance coverage to just $10,000 (THB333,670).

The Thai insurance sector is gearing up for regional expansion under the Asean Framework Agreement on Services, according to the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC).

The government regulator has ordered insurance companies to honour claims for all Covid-19 inpatient treatment from March 1, when the disease was removed from the government Universal Coverage for Emergency Patients (UCEP) scheme.

Police in the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone in Guangdong province has detained 17 people after cracking down on a criminal gang suspected of medical insurance fraud.

Nearly 900,000 Southeast Insurance and Thai Insurance customers have registered to get their premiums back after the two companies filed motions with the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) to shut down their business.