How to File an Insurance Claim with Roojai

Whether it’s a vehicle accident or a health emergency, we make filing an insurance claim quick and stress-free. With multiple convenient options to file your claim—online, over the phone, or via our mobile app—we make the process as seamless as possible.

How to file an insurance claim with Roojai Insurance

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Motor insurance claim

For motorcycle and car insurance claims, we’ve got you covered, whether it’s a minor scratch or a major accident. Follow these steps to file a claim and get back on the road as quickly as possible.

Motorcycle and car insurance claim process

1. Call Roojai right away

If you’ve been in an accident or your vehicle is damaged, call 02 080 9196 immediately. If anyone is injured, call an ambulance first, then contact us.

Read more about what to do immediately after an accident.

2. Submit your claim

  • On-site surveyor: If you don’t submit a claim through the app or via video call, we will immediately dispatch a surveyor to the scene.
  • Live-video claim: Use the Roojai Mobile App to file a claim instantly via live video.

3. Prepare your documents

Speed up your claim by having the required documents ready in advance, such as your driver’s licence, copy of vehicle registration, and copy of insurance policy.

Download related forms and review full terms and conditions at policy wordings.

4. Claim review & settlement

We’ll assess your claim and may request additional documents if needed. Once the compensation claim is approved, we’ll proceed with the payment within the timeframe specified by the Registrar’s regulations:

What documents are needed to file a motor insurance claim with Roojai?

Please prepare the following documents in advance to expedite the claim process. Note that additional information may be required in certain circumstances.

Choose the relevant insurance claim documents as follows:

For vehicle damage (including windscreen)

  • Accident report
  • Copy of car registration
  • Surveyor’s damage report
  • Copy of insurance policy schedule
  • Copy of driver’s licence at the time of the accident
  • Repair estimate from a non-network dealer or garage

For car theft

  • Copy of police report & investigation outcome
  • Copy of car owner’s ID / passport
  • All car keys
  • Power of attorney (if under finance)
  • Original insurance policy schedule
  • Application form of transfer request from the Department of Land Transport
  • Original car registration

For third-party damage

Third-party vehicle damages
  • Surveyor’s damage report
  • Copy of third-party insurance policy schedule (if any)
  • Copy of third-party driver’s licence at the time of the accident
  • Car repair quotation or receipt
  • Copy of third-party car owner’s ID / passport
Third-party property damages
  • Property damage repair quotation or receipt (for reimbursement)
  • Copy of property owner’s ID

For third-party bodily injury & permanent disability

Third-party bodily injury
  • Daily police report or investigator’s statement
  • Claim form, contact card, or other documents issued by the company
  • Copy of injured person’s ID / passport
  • Copy of guardian’s ID (if the injured person is a minor)
  • Medical certificate or doctor’s diagnosis
  • Medical receipts or invoices (if any)
  • Copy of injured person’s bank passbook
Loss of organs or total permanent disability

Use the required documents for injury cases, additional documents as follows:

  • Medical certificate or doctor’s diagnosis (for loss of organs or total permanent disability)
  • Disabled person’s card (if any)
  • Court order appointing a guardian (if the injured person is legally incompetent or quasi‑incompetent)

Third-party death

  • Daily police report or investigator’s statement
  • Claim form, contact card, or other documents issued by the company
  • Autopsy report and/or death certificate
  • Medical receipts before death (if any)
  • Official death certificate
  • Copy of heir’s ID or passport (e.g., parents, spouse, children, or estate administrator)
  • Copy of heir’s household registration (e.g. parents, spouse, children, or estate administrator)
  • Copy of marriage certificate (if legally married)
  • Letter of intent to transfer claim rights or court order appointing an estate administrator
  • Copy of bank passbook of the heir receiving the payout or the estate administrator

For compulsory motor insurance claims

Bodily injury
  • Copy of police report and case outcome
  • Copy of injured person’s ID / passport
  • Original medical receipts
  • Medical certificate (if any)
Death

Prepare the following additional documents (on top of injury-case documents):

  • Copy of death certificate or medical certificate of death
  • Copy of heir’s ID
Permanent disability

Prepare the following additional documents (on top of injury-case documents):

  • Disabled person’s card

Health and travel insurance claim

For health insurance, cancer insurance, personal accident insurance, and travel insurance, you can file a claim by following the steps below.

Medical treatment procedures

For group or personal accident insurance and travel insurance, if an unexpected incident occurs and you are injured or become ill, you can receive treatment at hospitals, clinics, or medical facilities. Simply submit the required medical documents to Roojai for your claim. There are 2 main options:

1. Cashless treatment at network hospitals by Roojai Care Card

Roojai Care Card - Cashless treatment for PA insurance

You can receive treatment at partnered hospitals without paying upfront, both for outpatient and inpatient care. Just follow these steps:

  • Present your insurance card and ID card for eligibility verification
  • No upfront payment required (except for non‑covered expenses or excess amounts)

*Please review the cashless service conditions before each visit.

For travel insurance, if you require inpatient treatment while abroad, you can file a claim immediately. Roojai will coordinate with an international network hospital so you can receive cashless service. Call +66(0)2 080 9194 or +66(0)2 079 6124

2. Treatment requiring upfront payment

For treatment at non‑network hospitals or services not covered under the policy conditions, you will need to pay the medical expenses upfront and then submit a claim for reimbursement. Inform the medical staff that you need the required documents for an insurance claim as listed below.

Steps to claim health, cancer, accident, and travel insurance

1. Report claim

You can report a claim for group or individual accident insurance, travel insurance, and cancer insurance via 2 channels:

  • Claim hotline
    • Accident, health, and cancer claims: 02 080 9194 (press 2)
    • Travel insurance claims (domestic & international): 02 080 9194 (press 3) — 24/7 assistance available
  • Accident, health, cancer, and travel insurance claims: AHclaims@roojai.com

Roojai will guide you through the process and help coordinate everything so you can feel supported during unexpected situations.

2. Prepare the required documents

Gather all necessary documents based on your insurance type — accident, cancer, or travel — as listed in the sections below. Having complete documents helps speed up the claim process.

3. Submit documents to Roojai

Send all required documents via email to AHclaims@roojai.com. In some cases, original documents may be required. If so, please mail them to:

Roojai Insurance Public Company Limited, Accident & Health Claims Department
44/1 Rungrojthanakul Building, 12th Floor, Ratchadaphisek Rd, Khwaeng Huai Khwang, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310

4. Claim review & settlement

Our claim officers will review all submitted documents. Additional documents may be requested if needed to complete the assessment.

5. Claim payment

Roojai will pay the compensation within 15 days after all documents are verified.

If there is any doubt or further investigation is needed regarding policy compliance, the review period may be extended, but not beyond 90 days from the date of complete document submission.

Required documents for health, accident, and travel insurance claims at Roojai

Please prepare the following documents in advance to ensure a smooth and efficient claims process. In some cases, additional documents may be requested depending on the situation.

Choose the document checklist that matches your type of claim:

Personal accident insurance claim documents

Download the accident insurance claim form, completing all required details, and signing it. Then attach the form together with the supporting documents relevant to your claim type:

Accident‑related medical expenses

For group and personal accident insurance, you must submit your claim documents to Roojai within 30 days from the date you are discharged from the hospital, medical facility, or clinic. Please prepare the following:

  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Medical report with symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment details
  3. Certified copy of insured person’s ID / passport
  4. Original receipts for medical expenses or summary statement with receipt
  5. Additional documents requested by the company (if necessary)

Notes:

  • If medical expenses are paid according to standard medical practices, the company will reimburse the actual amount paid, up to the policy limit specified in the policy or renewal certificate.
  • Original receipts must be genuine proof of payment. If you need to use the originals for another claim, the company will return a certified copy confirming the paid amount.
  • If the insured person has already received medical reimbursement from state benefits, other schemes, or other insurers, Roojai will pay only the remaining balance, up to the policy limit specified in the policy or renewal certificate.
Hospital daily income benefit

The insured must notify Roojai and submit the following documents within 30 days of discharge:

  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Medical report confirming prolonged hospitalisation
  3. Copy of medical expense receipts
  4. Certified copy of insured person’s ID / passport
  5. Additional documents requested by the company (if necessary)
Total permanent disability or dismemberment due to an accident

The insured must submit the following documents within 30 days from the date a doctor confirms total permanent disability or dismemberment:

  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Accident-related medical report leading to permanent disability / dismemberment
  3. Accident-related medical report confirming permanent disability / dismemberment
  4. Certified copy of insured person’s ID / passport
  5. Additional documents requested by the company (if necessary)

You can also refer to the full required document list on page 3 of the claim form.

Accidental death

The beneficiary — or legal heir if no beneficiary was named — must notify Roojai and submit the following documents within 30 days of the insured’s death:

  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Certified copy of the death certificate
  3. Autopsy & dissection report (certified copy)
  4. Certified copy of police daily report
  5. Accident-related medical report leading to death
  6. Certified copy of insured person’s ID / passport & house registration (stamped “deceased”)
  7. Certified copy of beneficiary’s ID / passport & house registration
  8. Additional documents requested by the company (if necessary)

You can also refer to the full required document list on page 3 of the claim form.

Notes:

  • The policy covers loss or damage caused by accidental bodily injury that results in death, dismemberment, loss of sight, or total permanent disability within 180 days of the accident.
  • The company will pay only the highest applicable benefit under the coverage schedule for the entire policy period.

Cancer insurance claim documents

Filing a cancer insurance claim is essential if you are diagnosed with cancer or skin cancer. The company will provide a lump sum payout based on the sum insured specified in the policy. You must notify and submit all required documents to Roojai within 30 days.

Cancer diagnosis claim requirements

You will need to prepare the following documents:

  1. Download the health insurance claim form, complete all required details, and sign it
  2. Medical report detailing symptoms, diagnosis, and all cancer-related treatment
  3. Certified copy of insured person’s ID / passport
  4. A certified laboratory detailed biopsy report
  5. Additional documents requested by the company (if necessary)
Death from cancer

The following additional documents are required:

  1. Certified copy of the death certificate
  2. Certified copy of the medical certificate of death
  3. Certified copy of beneficiary’s ID / passport & house registration

Remark: For death benefit claims due to cancer, the insured must not have previously received a cancer diagnosis payout under the same policy. The company will provide a lump sum death benefit according to the sum insured, payable to the named beneficiary in the policy. All required documents must be submitted to Roojai within 30 days from the date of death.

Travel insurance claim documents

Common claims under a travel insurance policy include flight delays or cancellations, lost or damaged baggage, and medical expenses while travelling.

Download the travel insurance claim form, complete all required details, sign it, and submit it with supporting documents that matches your claim case.

Medical expense due to accident or illness during travel
  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Copy of ID card or passport
  3. Travel documents: E-ticket, airline ticket showing entry and exit dates from Thailand, boarding pass, or passport page with entry / exit stamps from Thailand.
  4. Full medical report indicating key symptoms, diagnosis results, and treatment details.
  5. Original receipt and itemised statement of expenses
  6. Copy or photo of prescription and prescribed medications
  7. Copy of the first page of the insured’s bank passbook

*If inpatient treatment is required, you can submit a claim immediately. We will coordinate with our international hospital network to provide cashless service, so you won’t need to pay upfront. Call +66(0)2 080 9194 or +66(0)2 079 6124

Baggage delay
  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Copy of ID card or passport
  3. E-ticket or a passport page with an immigration stamp showing the date of entry and exit from Thailand.
  4. E-ticket or boarding pass for the actual flight in which the baggage delay occurred.
  5. Baggage delivery confirmation letter from the airline indicating the date and time the baggage was received, and / or a photo showing the date and time of baggage collection.
  6. Personal irregularity report issued by the airline, including bag tag number and insured person's name
  7. Proof of compensation provided by the airline (if any)
  8. Copy of the first page of the insured’s bank passbook
Baggage damage
  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Copy of ID card or passport
  3. E-ticket or a passport page with an immigration stamp showing the date of entry and exit from Thailand.
  4. E-ticket or boarding pass for the flight during which the baggage was damaged.
  5. Photographic evidence of the damaged baggage.
  6. Personal irregularity report issued by the airline.
  7. Original receipt for baggage repair, or details of the year of purchase, purchase price, and / or receipt for non-repairable baggage.
  8. Copy of the first page of the insured’s bank passbook
  9. Proof of compensation from other sources (if any), such as the airline, hotel, or other insurance policies.
Travel delay
  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Copy of ID card or passport
  3. E-ticket or a passport page with an immigration stamp showing the date of entry and exit from Thailand.
  4. E-ticket or boarding pass for the flight during which the delay occurred.
  5. Screenshot of SMS or email notification from the airline showing the first delay alert, including date and time received.
  6. Personal irregularity report or official letter / email from the airline stating the reason for the delay.
  7. E-ticket or boarding pass of the actual flight(s) taken
  8. Copy of the first page of the insured’s bank passbook
Lost baggage or personal belongings
  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Copy of ID card or passport
  3. E-ticket or boarding pass showing departure and arrival flights from Thailand.
  4. Police report and loss report issued by the airline or relevant authority, detailing the incident and damages.
  5. Photographic evidence of robbery or physical damage (if applicable).
  6. List of lost items
  7. Proof of ownership of the lost items, such as photos, year of purchase, purchase price, and / or original receipts.
  8. Copy of the first page of the insured’s bank passbook
Trip cancellation or curtailment
  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Copy of ID card or passport
  3. E-ticket or boarding pass showing pre-booked departure and arrival flights from Thailand.
  4. Supporting documents for claims in cases of force majeure, such as medical certificates, death certificates, a copy of a court witness summons, or other relevant documents.
  5. Proof of relationship between the insured person and the deceased or the person who is seriously injured / ill, in cases where the trip must be cancelled or shortened due to an incident involving a close relative.
  6. Receipts for prepaid travel, accommodation, and additional expenses.
  7. Proof of refund request and / or proof of non-refundable expenses.
  8. Copy of the first page of the insured’s bank passbook or the estate administrator (in case the insured person is deceased), along with supporting documents proving the status as the estate administrator.
Rental car excess
  1. The company’s completed and signed claim form
  2. Copy of ID card or passport
  3. Travel documents: E-ticket, airline ticket showing entry and exit dates from Thailand, boarding pass, or passport page with entry / exit stamps from Thailand.
  4. Copy of the police report from the local police station where the incident occurred.
  5. Any other documents or evidence as required by the company (if applicable).

Insurance claim tips

  • Download the Roojai Mobile App to expedite your car or motorcycle insurance claim process.
  • If claiming for a car or a motorbike insurance, make sure to save and back up your dash cam footage (if any), exchange contact details with other parties involved, witnesses, and gather vehicle details.
  • If claiming for health insurance, save all your receipts for medical diagnosis and expense documents, and ask the hospital for copies of any related medical exams.
  • After an accident, stay calm, do not try to establish who is at fault, pay or ask someone to pay compensation, accept any money, or move your vehicle without police being present.
  • If any party involved in your accident admits fault, make sure to get video, audio or written evidence of the other person admitting fault.
  • Sometimes, insurance claim checks can take longer than expected. If you haven't heard back in more than 3 days, call the claim hotline for an update.

Claim resources

Frequently asked questions about claims

How can I check my insurance claim status?

You can check the status of your claim by using the Roojai Mobile App or you can contact our claim specialists at the following:

How will the claim settlement be paid?

For health insurance, personal accident insurance, and travel insurance claims, once your insurance claim is approved, Roojai will transfer the claim payout directly to your bank account.

Can I make an insurance claim if I had a personal accident abroad?

Yes, you can file a personal accident insurance claim abroad. If your medical expenses are incurred in a foreign currency, the company will calculate the claim payout based on the exchange rate on the date specified in your medical receipt.

What if the claim compensation payment has been delayed?

In most cases, insurance claims are processed within 15 days after the company receives all required documents and completes verification. If there were any issues with your documents or the company requires to expand its investigation, the claim settlement date may be extended to 90 days from the date the company has received all the necessary documents.

How can I file a complaint or raise questions about the handling of my insurance claim?

You can call one of our claim hotlines and request to have your claim processed by a claim team manager, you can likewise send the details of your complaint through our online feedback form.

For any additional questions, please contact us or check our frequently asked questions page.

Last Updated: 17th April 2026

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