Moving abroad comes with many adjustments, including navigating a new healthcare system. One of the biggest challenges can be finding affordable prescription drugs in your new home country. With some planning and research, you can locate the prescription drugs you need at reasonable prices. Check if Your Medications Are Available The first step is determining...

The journey towards recovery from addiction will always be challenging. But it can perhaps be even more difficult for expatriates living abroad.  Away from home, you might feel cut off from the support systems that you are used to or not know where to find help. However, whatever country you have relocated to, there will...

In today’s globalized world, an increasing number of U.S. citizens are choosing to embark on the adventure of living abroad. Whether motivated by work, retirement, or a longing for diverse cultures, residing overseas can be an enriching experience. However, amidst the myriad of considerations that expatriates face, one aspect often takes center stage: health insurance....

The cost of healthcare can be quite high in Singapore, that’s why most expats opt for health insurance plans, but choosing the right health insurance isn’t about getting the most expensive plan you can afford. There are other factors to consider; from the coverage it provides and the customizability of the plan to which hospital...

Are you planning to move to Nigeria? It is important to remember that health care abroad can be costly and it’s vital to ensure you are protected with adequate health insurance. Read this guide to learn more about what international health insurance in Nigeria means for you. What is International Health Insurance? International health insurance...

With a population just north of 100 million and a median age of only 32.8 years as of 2023, Vietnam is in the midst of rapid economic growth rarely seen in recent times. Numerous industries are booming, and the government is sparing no effort to improve the nation’s infrastructure and education system, to further cement...

In recent years, an increasing number of people have thought about relocating to Europe to live, work, or retire. Europe has a lifestyle that many people find appealing because of its temperature, varied cultures, and rich history. If you’re considering moving to Europe, your top concern should be determining the kind of healthcare you and your...

From July 2023, employers of S Pass and Work Permit holders, including domestic helpers, are required to provide increased medical insurance coverage with an annual claim limit of at least SGD $60,000. The goal is to assist employers in covering higher medical expenses and minimising out-of-pocket payments amid rising medical costs. In this article, our...

Health insurance policies are life-savers. Literally. So, when living abroad it is logical that you would think about your health and about those ‘god forbid’ situations of emergency. When planning to move abroad, it’s important that you research the type of health insurance you can get. However, this insurance should not be confused with travel...

One of the most important things to consider when you relocate overseas is how you might access healthcare services when faced with a medical emergency in your new home. No two healthcare systems are the same, and the cost of different treatments, services and operations can vary wildly depending on where you are. It’s important...

Healthcare in France has a reputation for being high quality. The public health system is made up of a network of public and private services from doctors, hospitals, and specialist providers. State healthcare in France is not free. Healthcare costs are covered by both the state and through patient co-payments. Here we set out how...

The NHS could face a bill of almost half a billion pounds if retired British people currently living in other EU countries decide to return to the UK in the event that their right to healthcare in those countries is withdrawn after Brexit. This figure could be substantially higher if the NHS has to pay...