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Health Insurance is not mandatory for visiting Thailand but is highly recommended. Visitor Guard® explains why?

Chiranth Nataraj
Chiranth Nataraj

Traveling to Thailand has become easier. After the slow and cautious lifting of travel bans due to the pandemic, Thailand is lifting two more travel requirements- Thailand Pass and $10,000 health insurance.

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https://www.deccanchronicle.com/in-focus/280722/health-insurance-is-not-mandatory-for-visiting-thailand-but-is-highly.html

https://www.deccanchronicle.com/in-focus/280722/health-insurance-is-not-mandatory-for-visiting-thailand-but-is-highly.html

Chiranth Nataraj

Chiranth Nataraj

Travel Insurance Expert

Chiranth Nataraj is a licensed insurance agent and the principal at VisitorGuard.com, an independent insurance agency that provides visitor insurance to customers across the United States and the world. With over 20 years of experience, Chiranth has been instrumental in educating the travel community, new immigrants, the international student community, and foreign governments about visitor medical insurance to cover medical expense risks. He has built a team that strives to make VisitorGuard.com the preferred choice for travelers, exchange visitor organizations, and international universities. His insights and expertise have made him a popular industry voice, and he is often featured in USA Today, Forbes, Washington Post, and many more.

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