Expats and travelers going to Thailand need health and travel insurance that can cover them financially in the event an emergency medical condition or other unforeseeable event interrupts their travels. There are also mandatory health and travel insurance requirements for some visas. If you’re an expat, digital nomad, retiree, student, tourist, or some other type …

Allianz Ayudhya, formerly Ayudhya Allianz CP Life (AACP), is one of the leading insurers in Thailand and a part of the Allianz Group, one of the world’s top financial groups. Founded in 1890 in Germany, Allianz Group now operates in over 70 countries and serves over 21 million customers in Asia. Allianz Ayudhya Assurance Pcl. …

William Russell is a leading insurer that you’re bound to come across when searching for an insurance plan in Thailand. As one of the country’s leading independent providers, William Russell has won many awards for their international insurance solutions for expats and their families.  Regardless of which of the best places to live in Thailand …

As an expatriate looking for comprehensive insurance coverage in Thailand, it won’t be long before you come across VUMI. Along with being internationally recognized in the insurance industry, VUMI is one of Thailand’s leading insurers for expatriates and their families.  One of the first things that expats moving to Thailand need to consider is health …

AXA Thailand is one of the leading providers of international health insurance plans for expats living in Thailand. Established in 1998, AXA Thailand is part of the larger AXA Group, which originated from Europe and expanded operations to Asia in 1995. AXA Thailand has strong financial backing and over 20 years of experience providing coverage …

Inbound travel insurance for travelers going to Thailand will provide them coverage for medical and travel emergencies and interruptions once they are inside Thailand. Inbound travel insurance doesn’t generally include coverage outside of the final destination unless it is added to your policy. As an international broker with over 20 years of experience and over …

Singapore has three parts to its tax system: a fiscal policy, a tax policy, and government operating revenue. Tax rates for expat individual income max at 22% for residents and 15% for non-residents. Property taxes for expats who own and occupy their property max at 23%. If you need to understand Singapore’s tax system and …

The insurance claims process for Singapore expats is very similar to that for locals, and depends on whether direct billing is used, and whether the insured handles the claims process themselves or their insurance broker is involved. Expats in Singapore follow a claims process generally similar to that of Singaporeans but with the added requirement …

From arriving in Bali to getting a SIM card and renting a scooter, this complete expat guide for Americans living in Bali covers everything you need to know. Bali has become one of the most popular destinations in Southeast Asia in recent years and for good reason.  Bali is undoubtedly one of the best places …