Thailand Office of Insurance Commission publishes standard compulsory motor insurance certificate with accident limits up to THB 10 million

The Thailand Office of Insurance Commission published a standard form for “Evidence of Insurance under the Protection for Motor Vehicle Victims Act B.E. 2535”, including the schedule, receipt or tax invoice layout and an endorsement template for amendments. The document standardises the information to be shown on the certificate used for vehicle registration or annual tax processing and sets out the applicable compensation and preliminary compensation limits. The form specifies coverage of THB 80,000 per person for bodily injury or injury to health, THB 500,000 per person for loss of life or total permanent disability, and THB 200,000 to THB 500,000 per person for permanent disability or dismemberment according to Clause 3, plus daily inpatient compensation of THB 200 per day for up to 20 days. It states a combined cap of THB 504,000 per person for items (1) to (4) and total coverage per accident capped at THB 5 million for vehicles with no more than seven seats and THB 10 million for vehicles with more than seven seats. Preliminary compensation is described as part of compensation under the main coverage, with amounts shown for bodily injury up to THB 30,000 per person, and THB 35,000 for dismemberment or permanent disability and for loss of life, and the form notes that if the victim is the driver the vehicle covers only preliminary compensation. The template includes insurer and policy identifiers, agent or broker fields, and barcodes or QR codes, including a note that an English translation is accessible via QR code.