Residing or visiting outside your country of citizenship may create challenges for your healthcare program. Brief trips or extended relocations expose you to risks which may be barely covered by your domestic medical insurance policy.

In fact, International Insurance coverage is a necessity for many living in today's world.  Your health needs can be covered, your life can be covered, your travel can be instantly more convenient, and quite often your family can also be covered at home while you are gone.  

International Insurance

If you are among any of the groups listed below, you are eligible for the best coverage in the world . . 

Missionaries from the United States and working or living anywhere else in the world,  
Missionaries from anywhere else in the world and working or living anywhere, including the United States,

Business Groups of any size from one on up that travel to the United States or from the United States, 
U.S. Citizens while working, living, vacationing or traveling anywhere else except the United States for more than 6 weeks,

Diplomats and foreign visitors who are vacationing in the United States, stationed here or working here,

and ALL other International Citizens -- regardless of what NON-U.S. country you come from or what country you are living at the moment.

Nobody likes to dwell on the prospect of bad health or some accident happening on a trip. But, if you live or work abroad for more than six weeks a year, it's vital that you  are prepared for this possibility, especially as the health care system where the bad luck happens may be expensive or fall below the standards which you're used to. 

This International service provides comprehensive medical coverage for people of all ages, everywhere in the world.

This type of health plan is more comprehensive than a standard travel insurance policy and may have benefits similar to private health insurance policies available in the United States. A U.S. health plan, such as those available through Blue Cross, are not typically available to Americans residing in foreign countries. This is because these domestic health insurance companies do not have provider networks outside of the country and medical expenses are unpredictable, making it difficult for them to calculate monthly medical insurance premiums based on risk factors and claims histories. In addition, a U.S. citizen residing in a foreign country may not be eligible for the health insurance options available in that foreign country. Many countries have government-sponsored health plans that are only available to citizens or permanent residents of that country.

Most international health insurance policies have no boundaries or geographical limits on where you are eligible for coverage through the health plan.

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