Health Insurance for Expats: Why You Need the Right Coverage
Last updated: 25 Feb 2025
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Introducing the Maxima Plan
Pacific Care, in partnership with Pacific Cross, offers a comprehensive health insurance solution tailored for expatriates. The Maxima Plan provides extensive medical coverage, ensuring peace of mind while living abroad.
Key Benefits of the Maxima Plan:
Why Expats Need Health Insurance
Many expats overlook the importance of health insurance when relocating. Here are some key reasons why a solid health plan is crucial:

Pacific Care, in partnership with Pacific Cross, offers a comprehensive health insurance solution tailored for expatriates. The Maxima Plan provides extensive medical coverage, ensuring peace of mind while living abroad.
Key Benefits of the Maxima Plan:
- Inpatient Coverage: Up to 5 million THB per illness, ensuring that hospitalization costs are taken care of.
- Outpatient Coverage: Receive up to 5 million THB per illness for medical consultations and treatments.
- Room and Board: Enjoy quality medical care with 8,000 THB per day for hospital stays, and ICU room expenses covered in full.
- Worldwide Coverage: Travel with confidence knowing you are covered for up to 90 days per trip.
Why Expats Need Health Insurance
Many expats overlook the importance of health insurance when relocating. Here are some key reasons why a solid health plan is crucial:
- High Medical Costs: Healthcare expenses can be overwhelming without the right coverage.
- Access to Quality Healthcare: Private hospitals often provide better and faster services, but at a higher cost.
- Emergency Situations: Unexpected accidents or illnesses can happen at any time, and having insurance ensures you receive the best possible care without financial burden.
- Visa Requirements: Some countries mandate expats to have health insurance as part of their visa regulations.

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