Everything you need to know about hospital insurance in Thailand

Working your way through the jargon minefield, etc

Coming from the UK, where private health insurance isn’t the norm, I can definitely see why many expats struggle to get their head around it when they move abroad. Especially in Thailand, where foreigners don’t have equal access to public healthcare services as locals do.


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