Insurance Planner by Mink FWD

I aim to offer crucial insights into acquiring insurance in Thailand specifically tailored for expats

25/12/2025

25/10/2025

In Loving Memory of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother

With deepest sorrow, we join the nation in mourning the passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother. Her boundless grace, compassion, and lifelong dedication to the people of Thailand will forever be remembered and cherished.

May Her Majesty’s soul rest in eternal peace.
Her love and devotion to the Thai people will remain an everlasting inspiration to us all. 🕊️

15/09/2025

We sincerely thank Mr. Emil and Khun Ueng for placing your trust in our team. 🙏
It is our privilege to provide you with the most suitable health package to ensure your well-being and peace of mind during your time in Thailand. 💙

Your confidence in us is truly appreciated.

I am happy to provide advice, help design insurance plans, and provide financial planning. Remember, adjust according to your budget and needs.

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License number 6401048866

13/04/2025

29/01/2025

26/12/2024

Today, the wife and children of our client came to the Chiang Mai office to collect a 1,000,000 THB cash check. ✨

In this case, the client had purchased a Critical Illness Legacy Insurance policy worth 1,000,000 THB. Sadly, they passed away due to sudden heart failure. After a thorough review of their health history with no evidence of non-disclosure, the insurance company approved the full claim of 1,000,000 THB immediately.

Here’s how the 1,000,000 THB was calculated:

Main Policy: Whole Life 90/20

Coverage Amount: 200,000 THB
Pay premium for 20 years, coverage until age 90. Fixed premium with no increase.
Payout: 200,000 THB in case of death from any cause.
Rider: Critical Illness (50 conditions)

Coverage Amount: 800,000 THB
Payout: 800,000 THB for advanced critical illnesses, death, or total permanent disability.
🖤 Our deepest condolences to the family 🖤
In this unfortunate loss of a family’s pillar, the silver lining is that their loved one thoughtfully left behind a significant legacy to support the family.

It’sBetterToBeOneYearEarlyThanOneDayTooLate

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24/12/2024

18/12/2024

Expats who are legally employed in Thailand and contribute to the 🎯Social Security Fund (SSF) 🎯 are eligible to receive public healthcare benefits. These contributions are automatically deducted from salaries under Thailand’s social welfare system. Once eligible, expats are assigned to a designated public hospital, where they can access healthcare services, including consultations, prescriptions, and surgeries.

While public healthcare is affordable, it may not meet the expectations of expats accustomed to Western-style medical care. Overcrowding is common, and non-Thai speakers may encounter communication challenges. Moreover, treatment options may be limited compared to private hospitals, and advanced treatments may require referrals.

For basic care or emergencies, public healthcare is sufficient. However, many expats purchase additional private insurance to complement their public benefits. This combination ensures access to specialized treatments, private hospitals, and better-quality services when necessary.

I am happy to provide advice, help design insurance plans, and provide financial planning. Remember, adjust according to your budget and needs.

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17/12/2024

🎯Understanding Thailand's Healthcare System🎯

Thailand has a dual healthcare system consisting of public and private healthcare services. Public hospitals are funded by the government and offer affordable care for residents, including expats working and contributing to Social Security. However, these hospitals often experience long wait times, overcrowding, and limited English-speaking staff, which may be challenging for non-Thai speakers. Public care is ideal for individuals looking for cost-effective options and who don’t mind waiting for treatment.

On the other hand, private hospitals in Thailand are well-regarded for their quality care, modern facilities, and English-speaking medical professionals. These hospitals cater primarily to expats, tourists, and wealthy locals. Private care offers shorter wait times and a wider range of services, but it comes at a significantly higher cost. Without proper health insurance, expenses for procedures or treatments can quickly add up.

As an expat, it’s essential to understand the trade-off between public and private healthcare. Many expats opt for private insurance policies that grant access to Thailand's high-quality private hospitals. Depending on your budget and medical needs, you can decide which system works best for you.

I am happy to provide advice, help design insurance plans, and provide financial planning. Remember, adjust according to your budget and needs.

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