Nomad Health Insurance - Safety Wing (My Thailand Health Insurance Cost)

Nomad Health Insurance. Nomad Travel Insurance. This video goes over a Safety Wing review as I get set to renew my Thailand Health Insurance. Cost is given for my family of three. If you are looking for digital nomad insurance, this company covers people worldwide.
This video is NOT sponsored by SafetyWing. I am responding to a request from one of my subscribers to detail what I do for health insurance as an expat in Thailand.
If you have a better solution, please post it in the comments!!
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[epotterjr]

You're one of the best Vloggers in SE Asia, love your delivery--keep em coming!!!

[DougASAP]

Good info! You are making a nickel now... And 25K subscribers soon!

[umeus]

Chris my wife and I love your videos and they have become inspiration for us to move to Thailand. If you haven’t already, can you post a video on how you were able to make the transition (ie. quit your job, sold everything, convince your spouse). I hope I’m not asking too much. Thanks!

[DonThompson]

I love all your videos. One thing I noticed in this video is the Nomad insurance website is quoting you for 4 weeks of coverage. This equals to 13 payments a year. Not 12 monthly payments as the other insurance you compared it too.

Be sure to calculate correctly for the entire year when comparing other insurance plans.

[JohnSmith-mswb]

Excellent. Thank you. Very informative.

[leo]

This is very good information that I will keep for reference. Have a request and wondering if you have any plans to provide this information...or a link to a previous video with this info. Getting down to the nitty gritty, how much are other health related costs? Such as prescriptions, over the counter medications, dental, and optometry compared to the US? Would be interested because that is a consideration to include in the cost of living in Thailand.

[lbcanary]

Chris - Can you refresh this topic? It's now about 2 years old and would be good to know updated info as we enter the "Post Covid" era.

[HonestClips]

nice. great information. i've been looking into the same company for expat/nomad insurance as well!

[jasonwilkinson]

Great info. Looking forward to your vacation. Don't forget to celebrate Canada Day wherever you are.

[msachillefs]

Are you and your family also covered for the Covid-19 situation? Thank you for the information, thanks for your help. Happy New Year to you and the family !!!

[lorik]

thanks for the insurance info it helped alot.

[kidsfamily]

thank you for a very useful video and the information was very helpful 😎

[ThailandLifestyle]

I think it would be useful to look into the subject health insurance more extensive. I am with Thai Vivat but what I saw happening to my friend who is also with Thai Vivat is scary. As long as you are young or never need the insurance. they all are good.
PS: I like your channel. I live in Bangkok 20 years now and you are doing a good job. If you need new ideas... contact me.

[disrael]

Hey chill man, another perfect video really pleasure to watch.. wish u could also review the claim process and if it really works as promised as that's the most important part and I know that insurance companies in general aren't the easiest to get reimbursed from (though I know uve not used.it yet) maybe make part 2 in the future if ull ever use it (hopefully not!) Or better just find learn from other people who did used it.. anyway thanks again!

[tsm]

Say you end up in the hospital do you have to pay upfront and get reimbursed or will they take the insurance directly?

[rcooley]

Chris did you end up switching to the other Thai coverage program?

[Kamal-mbvz]

Hello, after applying this will i receive the letter of insurance to apply coe certificate??

[donproctor]

Insurance aside how is the medical care in Thailand? Im considering what to do when i decide to retire and if i choose another country I'll be in my mid/late sixties.
Im in good health but may need some orthopedic care. Its hard to imagine living in another country than the USA where whatever you need is available.

[Pstoevski]

Yo hey man, I'm about to purchase this and apply for my thai pass, is this defs one that is accepted by the Kingdom? Waiting on ur reply before I buy cheers mate

[ismith]

Hey Chris, and everyone else...maybe this info will help:, I have residency in Saudi Arabia and basic government health care comes with that. For travel around the world, and monthly trips across the bridge to Bahrain, I use AXA, but I register with AXA as a Saudi resident; its less than 250 usd for one full year inc America. In fact there are no restrictions on travel. The only downside is my summer vacations are usually a day or two over the standard fixed 90 day single vacation cap. Yeah I know it's not the same deal as you are talking about in your video, but it may help someone somewhere figure something out. Cheers.