Worldwide Premier
Health coverage for living or working abroad.
- Medical coverage maximum
Medical coverage maximum
The most the plan will ever pay for one person’s covered care. “Unlimited” means there is no overall dollar limit; other limits can still apply.
- Unlimited
- Deductible
Deductible
The amount you pay for covered care before the plan starts paying.
- You choose it when you apply
- Emergency medical transportation
Emergency medical transportation
Getting you to a suitable hospital, or back home, after a serious illness or injury. The policy explains the conditions.
- Up to $250,000 (lifetime)
- Eligible age
- Under 75 (renew until 84) (Different)
- Where you are covered
- Abroad (including your home country) and in the U.S.
- Accidental death & dismemberment
Accidental death & dismemberment
A payment if an accident causes death or the loss of a hand, foot, sight, speech or hearing.
- Up to $50,000 (Different)
- Emergency family travel
- Up to $2,500 per year (Different)
Good to know
- For U.S. citizens and permanent residents living abroad for more than 3 months, and some foreign nationals.
- You become a member of the Global Citizens Association, the group that holds the policy.
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More coverage details
- What the plan pays after the deductible
- 100% outside the U.S.; in the U.S., 80% with a participating provider and 60% with a non-participating provider (of the Allowed Amount)
Also good to know
- The insurer reviews each application (underwriting).
- This is not ACA (Affordable Care Act) health coverage.
Official policy document
- Medical Coverage for Living Abroad: Worldwide Premier — Individual Certificate of Coverage
The full policy documents are available on the insurer’s website.