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Bupa is the world's largest international expatriate health insurer. Over 800,000 members of 115 different nationalities in 190 countries.
- Core hospital cover
- Choice of options to add
- 24-hour multi-lingual helpline
Integra Global provides fully integrated health plans created expressly for the special needs of the expat. Feel secure while abroad or at home.
- Comprehensive Cover
- Worldwide Network
- Generous Maternity Cover
- Medical Evacuation and more
Clements international provides comprehensive healthcare to individuals living and working outside of their home country.
- Worldwide coverage
- Hassle-Free claims service
- Emergency evacuation coverage
- Flexible payments
'GlobalSelect' is an annual, renewable International Private Medical Insurance plan, and is available to people of all nationalities
- four different levels of benefits
- many excess options
- suit a wide range of budgets and needs
Aetna Global Benefits (former name Goodhealth) has written international medical insurance for over 25 years
- 4 levels medical expenses protection for expats and local nationals
- Established Group offices around the world
- Owned by a strong parent - Aetna Inc.
ALC Healthcare health insurance plans are designed to offer the greatest flexibility
- quality health cover to expatriates from any country
- value for money tailored ‘menu-based’ health cover
- Large choice of optional covers
Award-winning and flexible international health insurance you can rely on wherever you are.
- Global Health Elite for comprehensive worldwide cover
- Global Health Essential for value for money cover
- Optional travel & accident plans
Overseas personal insurance from Jelf Insurance Brokers Ltd (part of Jelf Group plc) is a UK policy written in English, underwritten by Lloyds of London and covered by British law. It's designed to insure the Personal accident/sickness insurance.
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