After a few months of speculation. Italy has finally approved the “digital nomad visa” for expatriates who want to move to Italy and work remotely. The law was recently signed in the country is going to allow more remote workers from outside the European Union.
Deciding to move abroad is a big decision in anyone’s life. Regardless of whether they are looking to move for work, study, travel, or retirement. One question to keep in mind is, what happens if I get injured or become ill?
Moving country is an exciting time in your life as you decide to become an expat. There will be a lot of things you’ll need to make a note of as you get prepared for your move abroad and get ready for your expat move. One of the most important points to remember for any expat, regardless of where you are moving to, is your emergency healthcare abroad needs.
Shared housing is not for everyone, but is becoming a popular way for expatriates and international citizens these days. Homesharing is an alternative way for expats and non-expats alike to reduce their housing needs. It can provide a lot of benefits for expats.
There are many things you will need to check on as you do your research into buying an international insurance policy. One of the most frequently asked questions will always be, what does its coverage and what is it? We have developed beginners guide to international health insurance for future and current global citizens, expatriates, and global nomads.
Being an international student is a very exciting time, it is a great opportunity to meet new people and for those that decide to study abroad, it is also a fantastic opportunity to travel. If you are preparing to make the move to study abroad, there are many things you will need to consider before you go.
International health insurance is vital for future and current Australian expatriates as nobody knows when illness or injuries strike. With Covid-19 border restrictions being lifted for Australians, many are keen for long-term travel, work abroad, offshore retirement and much more. Read more
When you are moving abroad as an expat or already a global citizen, you know how important having high-quality global health insurance for you and your family members. We explained why people buy international health insurance in a previous article, but a common question we hear from people who contact us or request a quote for international health insurance is who buys international health insurance coverage. Read more
Many Americans decide to become expatriates to live, work, retire and live abroad. For American expats moving abroad, one of the most important decisions is obtaining a global medical policy.
It’s critical that you obtain a global medical insurance plan to cover you in your new home country and also globally, including for some when they are back visiting friends and family in the USA, but also for seeking treatment if required. We should also note that your domestic health plan in the USA probably won’t cover you abroad, so global medical coverage is key. Read more
The short answer is no, but many people will be wondering about what the biggest differences are between international health insurance and travel insurance. We understand that these differences can be confusing and it is very likely that you will need some guidance along the way as you make your decision on which insurance option to go with.
