Expat insurance

Moving abroad? Expat insurance helps you bridge gaps between local systems and private coverage—especially during transitions and uncertain residency status.

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What to check before you buy

  • Whether you need international health insurance vs. local private plans.
  • Territory: worldwide vs. worldwide excl. US (big price difference).
  • Evacuation and repatriation benefits.
  • Waiting periods and maternity coverage rules.
  • Proof-of-coverage requirements in your destination country.

Tip: Prefer policies with clear exclusions and easy claim procedures.

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FAQ

Is expat insurance the same as travel insurance?

No. Expat plans are designed for longer stays and ongoing healthcare, not just emergencies.

Do I need US coverage?

If you will not reside in the US, choosing “worldwide excl. US” can significantly reduce premiums.

Can I switch later?

Usually yes, but new underwriting or waiting periods may apply depending on the provider and plan.