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Pattaya Thailand, TiT Podcast Pattaya ep 02, Learn the Secrets to Living in Thailand (Patreon)

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This is the 2nd  TiT ( This is Thailand)  Podcast Pattaya to try to help all you guys and keep you informed about everything you need to know to come here to live in Thailand  

The main objects of the Podcast are - 

1.  A discussion with 3 new guests each episode from which you may learn what it's like to live in Thailand. 

2.  Introduction to useful professional contacts. 

3.  Social networking and meet up events.  

email       Titpodcastpattaya@gmail.com

 Claudio Line ID       Claudio1905  

Jack Levy, Macallan Insurance Broker

jack@macallanbroker.com 

https://macallanbroker.com/

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Mal Milligan

Very good chat. I bought 3 different insurance policies from Jack's company... medical, motorbike, and drone. Highly recommended. Been visiting Thailand and mostly Vietnam for 30 years but I've lived here in Pattaya for almost a full year now. I'm wondering if there is any advice on working here (officially working) vs having a retirement visa.

Mal Milligan

It's with Pacific Cross and half the price of the similar AXA Global policy I had from Pacific Prime. In the US because of stink Obamacare, under threat of tax penalties I had to carry medical insurance which doubled and then tripled the amount I had to pay. For 10 years I paid $1,500 to $1,700 MONTH for medical insurance for myself alone or me and my 2 kids. These were middle of the road plans ("silver"), and I had to pay co-pays for every visit. I had to fight them to death to get my eye meds which I've been on for 30 years. Sometimes I would just pay cash for the meds because Blue Cross Blue Shield would just keep denying them. Corrupt scumbags paying off elected and non-elected officials is the name of the game in the United States these days. Here my doctor visits even with specialists and bloodwork are a little more than the co-pays I had in the US and I pay cash for meds at a rate much cheaper than meds cost me before. I usually go to Bangkok Hospital in Pattaya but I have a specialist at Bumrungrad in Bangkok.