In international private health insurance there are many different providers with even more different plans. Yet, of the large number of plans, only a few are ultimately worth considering. This article compares the key aspects of some of the best health insurance plans.
For many expats it is advisable to choose a plan that can be continued for life, regardless of their place of residence. Many plans, however, for example of Allianz Worldwide Care, have to be terminated once an expat moves back to their home country. Likewise, some insurers do not insure you if you move your residence to certain countries. ExpaCare plans for instance cease to cover you 90 days after you move to the United States. William Russell, IMG, Exeter Friendly and many other providers have similar provisions in their policy conditions. Gouda International Insurance quite frankly state that they will offer their insurance "for the first years, but not permanently."
