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Secure your future with comprehensive critical illness insurance in Thailand. Compare affordable plans starting from just 1 500 baht per year and ensure financial protection against serious medical diagnoses.

Find the Best Critical Illness Insurance Plan for You

We make it easy to find affordable critical illness insurance in Thailand. Simply provide us with some basic information:

  • Personal Details: Age Gender and any Pre-existing conditions
  • Contact Information: Your phone number or email address
  • Coverage Preference: Cancer only or including Heart Brain Kidney Liver and Diabetes?

What is Critical Illness Insurance?

Critical illness insurance is a specialized type of coverage designed to provide financial protection in the event of a serious medical diagnosis. This policy offers a lump sum payment if you're diagnosed with one of the specific illnesses covered by your plan.

Consider it a financial safety net for life's unexpected health challenges. The payout from a critical illness policy can help alleviate financial stress during a difficult time allowing you to focus on your recovery rather than worrying about expenses.

If you are looking for comprehensive coverage we would recommend Health Insurance Thailand instead.

Coverage of Critical Illness Insurance

Different critical illness insurance plans cover various illnesses. Coverage can vary significantly between providers and plans. Here's an overview of what's typically covered:

Cancer

  • Non-invasive Cancer and Invasive Cancer (different sum insured limits for each)
  • Most policies cover every type of cancer

Heart Conditions

  • Coronary artery disease
  • Acute Heart Attack

Brain Conditions

  • Cerebral Aneurysm
  • Major Stroke
  • Major Head Trauma

Kidney & Liver Conditions

  • Major Organs Transplantation or Bone Marrow Transplantation
  • Chronic Kidney Failure
  • Chronic Liver Disease / End-stage Liver disease / Liver Failure
  • Paralysis of the arm or leg muscle

Major Burns

  • Less severe burns / Second-degree burns
  • Severe burns

Diabetes

  • Diabetic Retinopathy
  • Diabetic coma
  • Limb amputation
  • Diabetic Nephropathy

Additional Benefits

  • Home nursing care benefits due to severe illnesses
  • Death Benefit Protection Agreement
  • Loss of limbs eyesight or total permanent disability
  • Death due to murder or assault (typically covered at 50% of the sum assured)

Note: This list is an example and may not reflect the exact coverage of each plan. Always read the full details of each plan to understand what's covered and what's excluded.

What's Not Typically Covered?

  • Less severe forms of illnesses that don't meet the policy's definitions
  • Pre-existing conditions you had before taking out the policy
  • Injuries or illnesses resulting from drug or alcohol abuse
  • Self-inflicted injuries
  • Conditions diagnosed during the waiting period (usually the first 30-90 days of the policy)
  • HIV/AIDS (including from blood transfusion or physical assault)
  • Sexually transmitted illnesses

Choosing the Right Critical Illness Coverage

Consider these factors when selecting your coverage:

  • Your family health history
  • Your lifestyle and risk factors
  • Your financial situation
  • Your existing insurance coverage
  • Your age

Get Expert Advice on Choosing Your Coverage

How to Get Affordable Critical Illness Insurance

  1. Compare quotes from different providers
  2. Buy young: The younger and healthier you are the cheaper your premiums will be
  3. Quit smoking: Non-smokers typically get better rates
  4. Choose a higher deductible if you can afford higher out-of-pocket costs
  5. Review your policy regularly to ensure you're not over-insured

Cost of Critical Illness Insurance in Thailand

Critical illness insurance in Thailand can start from as low as 1 500 baht per year. Factors affecting cost include:

  • Your age
  • Your health condition
  • The amount of coverage you choose
  • The number of illnesses covered
  • Your lifestyle (e.g. smoker vs. non-smoker)

Steps in Applying for Critical Illness Insurance

Buying Critical Illness Insurance in Thailand is simple & easy

To apply for Critical Illness Insurance we will need the documents from you as mention below (This applies to every insurance company) :
  1. Apply via our website or contact our Customer Service Representative for an Application form.
  2. Pay the Invoice Premium
  3. Sent in an application form.
  4. Wait for Accepting Letter.
  5. You are is now Covered.


You can send additional documents to us by email at support@checkdi.com

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take for a critical illness insurance policy to pay out?

Payout times can range from a few days to a few weeks depending on the insurer and claim complexity.

Can I get critical illness insurance if I work in a high-risk occupation?

Yes but your occupation may affect your premiums or policy conditions. Some high-risk occupations might have exclusions or higher premiums.

Will my critical illness insurance premium increase as I get older?

This depends on the policy type. Some have fixed premiums while others may increase with age.

Is critical illness insurance tax-deductible in Thailand?

In many cases yes. Premiums can often be used as a tax deduction in Thailand up to certain limits. Consult a tax professional for the most current information.

Can I add my family members to my critical illness insurance policy?

While most policies are individual some insurers offer family plans or allow you to add riders for family members.

Coverage of Critical Illness Insurance

Different Critical Illness insurance plan covers different critical illness there can be a very big difference between each plan by each provider and the illness they cover entirely depend on which plan you chose that fits you. 

Cancer

Non-invasive Cancer and Invasive Cancer can have a very big difference is the limit sum insured for each type and stage of cancer since the treatment of non-invasive cancer and invasive cancer are very different. Most Cancer policies will cover every type of cancer.

Heart

coronary artery disease  Acute Heart Attack.  Since Heart complications can hit anyone and at every stage in life. It is important to be reading Heart complication is one of the top critical illness the most serious and have the most death worldwide just after cancer. 

Brain 

Cerebral Aneurysm  Major Stroke  Major Head Trauma. Choosing the coverage with brain-related critical illness is recommended even though brain-related critical illness is not as common as cancer or heart disease it is a crucial organ in our body and a single brain-related critical illness is very serious in that it is hard to recover from.

Kidney & Liver 

Major Organs Transplantation or Bone Marrow Transplantation  Chronic Kidney Failure  Chronic Liver Disease / End-stage Liver disease / Liver Failure  Paralysis of the arm or leg muscle

Major Burn 

Less severe burns / Second-degree burns Severe burns

Diabetes

Some even cover diabetes  Diabetic Retinopathy  Diabetic coma  Limb amputation Diabetic Nephropathy

Home nursing care benefits due to severe illnesses

Compensation for daily home nursing care benefits

Death Benefit Protection Agreement Loss of limbs eyesight or total permanent

disability

Death due to murder or assault is covered at 50% of the sum assured.

This is the major critical illness separation that would normally be used to select coverage in this type of policy the list of illnesses is there as an example and are not tell you what the real coverage of each plan is. Please read the full detail of each plan to know what they cover and what are the exclusions.