The Coronavirus pandemic can easily be called a tragedy, disaster, and global nightmare for expats and locals alike. Many thousands dead, economies in free fall, international travel restricted or at a standstill. However, people are still moving abroad and expatriates and global nomads who are already abroad are staying abroad. Read more
With more and more companies are sending expatriate employees overseas and individuals becoming digital nomads or simply retiring abroad, there is a bigger need for comprehensive insurance protection. If your employer does not offer an affordable insurance option and you do not qualify medical care, you can search for health insurance in the open market. In this article, we will discuss how to obtain an international health insurance quote online and considerations for evaluating health insurance plans. Read more
If you plan on moving abroad for an extended amount of time, one of the most important decisions you will have to make before leaving is which international health insurance policy is the right one for you and your family. When evaluating the many choices and options. Read more
Who Buy International Health Insurance? When it comes to buy international insurance plan, there are various reasons and profiles of people who buy it. Mostly it someone who is living outside their country of citizenship, often known as expats, global nomads, global citizens, and digital nomads. It could be someone who took a position with their company overseas and will be living in a foreign country for the next two years or more. Or it could be someone who decided to travel the world for a year and will be moving from one country to another. Read more
A big consideration during the Covid-19 pandemic for current and even future expatriates is will they be able to move abroad, back home or to another country destination. Will you be required to have a Covid-19 vaccine and then have a COVID passport?
Many people who live abroad are confused about what, if any, international health insurance they may need. We have written this article to give you some important tips on health insurance when living abroad you may need global medical coverage. If you are moving abroad there is a very good chance that your home country healthcare won’t cover you abroad or will terminate once you have moved abroad. Read more
When you receive your annual international health insurance renewal each year. Many people ask why are my health insurance premiums going up? There are several factors that can cause your global health insurance premiums trends to go up, and we will be discussing them in this article and what you can do to keep your premiums under control. We have provided you with some factors on insurance premium trends for expats that impact your international healthcare premiums each year: Read more
When considering moving abroad for work, long-term travel, or if you are just a global nomad, there are many things to consider and plan for before making your move. One of the most important considerations is how to protect you and your loved ones as an expatriate should one of you become sick or sustain an injury. There are many different kinds of expat health insurance options for many expats in different scenarios, so it’s essential to choose the best policy for your situation to ensure you have the coverage you need from a reputable insurance company. Read more
It is a common question that many current and future expats ask themselves – “Do I need international health insurance?” It is a fair question, and you will probably assume we would say YES – and we do believe that almost all expats should have health insurance – either through a government or private plan. Read more
Are you planning to move abroad this year and on the hunt for the countries with affordable healthcare? If so, you’re in the right place. For most people, planning to move abroad is all about packing, ensuring finances are right, choosing the right neighborhood, and renting. However, with the recent pandemic, many more expats see the importance of global healthcare. Plus, countries that have reopened their borders require proof of international healthcare coverage to enter. Read more
