Expatriate Health Insurance
When you are living abroad for any period of time, having expatriate travel insurance that offers insurance coverage for a variety of medical services is the best way to protect yourself and your family. We offer plans from some of the top rated insurance companies available, giving you the ability to compare and select the best option for you. Our experienced and highly qualified team of insurance professionals stands behind each plan that we sell, and are ready to assist you in getting the expatriate travel insurance plan that fits your budget and your coverage needs.
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Expatriate Medical Insurance
When medical care is required outside of your home country, the costs can be very high for the uninsured. Expatriate travel insurance provides coverage for those unexpected medical expenses for travelers to the US, Canada and Europe. Most plans cover inpatient hospital costs, outpatient doctor visits, and surgery and prescription drugs.
Our site provides information on many different expatriate insurance plans, allowing visitors to compare plan benefits, exclusions and premiums. We can also assist you with finding the best plan for your needs.
For additional information about expatriate health insurance, please visit our FAQ and the US Department of Health.
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I’m planning on living overseas for at least a year. What kind of insurance plan should I have?
Expat international insurance is perfect for those who are planning to be outside of the US for at least a year. The plans typically offer more coverage than short term plans, and can include benefits for pregnancy and pre-existing conditions.I’m currently living overseas temporarily, but I want to make sure that my health insurance will protect me when I return home to visit. Should…
This is one of the most common expat health insurance questions that many overseas travelers have. Those who are living overseas often aren’t covered by the plan that they have in their home country. With expat health insurance, however, travelers are covered while they are out of the US, and when they return home for short visits.