Part 4 of 9
What the BMA pays
These are the most you can get. The BMA does not pay the same to everyone. It pays for the damage it finds, so you may get less.
| Kind of help | Most you can get |
|---|---|
| Repairs to your home | 88,600 baht per home |
| Temporary accommodation, home partly damaged | 3,000 baht per household |
| Temporary accommodation, whole home damaged | 3,000 baht per household a month, for up to 2 months |
| Basic living costs, whole home damaged | 3,800 baht |
| Basic living costs, home partly damaged | 1,900 baht |
| Tools and stock for your work | 13,500 baht per household |
| Treatment as an outpatient | 2,000 baht per person |
| Treatment as an inpatient | 4,000 baht per person |
| If you were injured | A further 2,300 baht per person |
| Funeral | 35,700 baht per person |
| If the person who died supported the household | A further 35,700 baht per person |
What repairs cover
Only repair materials for the structure of the building, listed on the BMA's form, at what the damage really costs. Rented homes are not covered.
What temporary accommodation covers
Rent or somewhere else to stay, if you usually lived in the home and had to move out because it was damaged or flooded.
What tools and stock cover
Tools for the main work that supports your household, including raw materials, goods and services, at what you actually paid.
The amounts may still change by Cabinet decision.
