irongunner

Travelling to Thailand in early December with two minors and a fellow adult and wanting to avoid the, albeit statistical small pitfall, of testing positive and enforced hospital stay with accompanying costs. There are a multitude of insurance providers but it would be helpful if someone could elucidate which provides coverage should the above happen. Additionally, I would rather not buy a policy if it doesn't fulfil the requirements of Thailand pass so if anyone has any insight as to which providers structure their policies to meet those demands, that would also be immensely helpful.

Travelling from the UK (via Singapore) to Thailand and I am in the same predicament as you (except that Singapore has more stringent checks than Thailand and insists on no less than 48 hours before departure). I've checked, double-checked and triple checked this with the airline. Depending on your place of residence, I am using a company called express test linked to the Cignpost labs. They have drive through facilities across the UK and are UKAS accredited which is critical requirement for anyone travelling for Singapore. For Thailand, I would use a company like Dam health, seem to have a quick turnaround on testing and more competitively priced if you are travelling with minors.