Pacific Prime Thailand
Broker review for expat families in Thailand
Broker
Best for
Families who want several international and local quotes compared at once, in central Bangkok.
Pacific Prime is an international health insurance broker with an office at One City Centre on Ploenchit Road. It compares plans from insurers including Allianz Ayudhya, APRIL International, AXA and LUMA, and says its broking, claims and renewal help are free of charge to clients.
Pacific Prime also publishes an annual cost of international health insurance report. Its most recent figures, for 2024, put the average international plan in Thailand at US$4,695 a year for an individual and US$18,027 for a family, with individual premiums up 31% on the year before.
Pros
- Bangkok office on Ploenchit Road
- Says broking, claims and renewal help are free to clients
- Publishes an annual cost-of-insurance report
Cons
- Paid by insurers, so its comparison covers only the insurers it works with
- Its average costs reflect the plans it sells, which lean comprehensive
Worth knowing
Brokers are paid by the insurers they place you with, so ask which insurers a broker works with before assuming its comparison covers the whole market. The averages above are Pacific Prime's own figures for the international plans it arranges, which lean towards comprehensive cover, so treat them as the top of a realistic budget rather than a starting point.
What it costs to use
- Average international plan, family, Thailand
- US$18,027 a year
- 2024 average across the international plans Pacific Prime arranges. About 565,000 baht.
- Source: Pacific Prime, health insurance cost in Thailand, checked 17 September 2026
- Average international plan, individual, Thailand
- US$4,695 a year
- 2024 average. About 147,000 baht.
- Source: Pacific Prime, health insurance cost in Thailand, checked 17 September 2026
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Does Pacific Prime Thailand charge a fee?
Pacific Prime says its broking, claims and renewal assistance are free to clients. Like most brokers, it is paid commission by the insurers it places you with.
Compare with other brokers
Other kinds of cover
- Thai Social Security (Section 33)Government scheme
- AIA ThailandThai-licensed insurer
- LUMAThai-licensed insurer
- Pacific Cross Health InsuranceThai-licensed insurer
Last checked 17 September 2026. This review is general information, not financial or medical advice, and we are not licensed insurance brokers. No provider pays to appear here. Confirm benefits, prices and exclusions with the provider before you buy.