Plans for International Students in the USA
We safeguard the health and well-being of international students in the USA with comprehensive coverage that provides access to specialized hospitals and doctors, emergency assistance, and flexible options. Our plans meet visa and residency requirements, giving you peace of mind during your stay.
We offer various plans tailored to meet your specific needs. If you’re an international student living in the USA, you can choose from private health insurance options with extensive coverage across the country.
Additionally, we provide policies with global protection options to cover your health and the health of your family, wherever you are.
We are for you 🫂
We are here to protect you and yours.
We make sure you understand every detail of your plan
Why Choose Our Plans?
Our plans ensure you have access to high-quality healthcare, meet visa and residency requirements, and enjoy peace of mind throughout your studies.
Why Choose us
Comprehensive Healthcare Access:
We provide access to a vast network of hospitals, clinics, and specialized doctors, allowing you to receive care close to your university or residence in the USA. From routine check-ups to specialized treatments, we ensure you have the coverage you need.
Emergency and Urgent Care:
Accidents and emergencies can happen at any time. With our emergency support services, you’re covered for urgent care and hospital visits. Our plans also include 24/7 assistance, so you’re never alone in a crisis.
Flexible Plan Options:
We offer different levels of coverage to match the needs of each student. Whether you need a basic plan that covers essential care or a more comprehensive plan with additional services, you can choose the one that best suits your health and financial needs.
Visa and Residency Compliance:
Our plans are designed to meet U.S. visa and residency requirements, ensuring you stay compliant with regulations while protecting your health. We understand the unique needs of international students and provide documentation that aligns with immigration standards.
Global Coverage Options:
For students who frequently travel or require worldwide coverage, we offer plans that extend beyond the U.S., providing coverage for you and your family wherever you are. This is especially useful for those who may travel home or to other countries during breaks.
Mental Health Support:
We recognize the importance of mental well-being, especially for students adjusting to a new culture and environment. Our plans offer access to counseling and mental health services to support you in managing stress, anxiety, or other mental health concerns.
Preventive and Routine Care:
Our plans encourage proactive healthcare with coverage for preventive services, annual check-ups, vaccinations, and screenings, helping you maintain optimal health while studying abroad.
We are for you 🫂
Interested in protecting your loved ones?
Contact one of our advisors for a free consultation and find the plan that best suits your needs.
FAQ Question ❓
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you’ve wanted to know and more
Health insurance in the US is a contract between the insured and a health insurance company. This contract guarantees that, in exchange for a monthly premium, the insured will receive coverage for medical services, hospitalization, medications and other health expenses. Coverage and benefits vary depending on the type of plan chosen, but its primary purpose is to protect the insured from high medical costs and ensure access to medical care when necessary.
- Monthly Premium Payment: Insured members pay a fixed amount per month to maintain their active coverage.
- Deductibles and Copays: Depending on the plan, the insured may pay a deductible before the insurance covers their expenses, and copays (a fixed portion of certain services).
- Provider Network: Most plans operate with a network of doctors and hospitals, and choosing services within this network helps reduce costs.
- Additional Benefits: Some insurance includes additional benefits, such as telemedicine, drug discounts, and wellness programs.
The healthcare system in the US can be expensive, and health insurance helps protect you from unexpected medical expenses. Having insurance allows people to access medical services without worrying about high costs, and helps promote long-term health through access to preventive services and regular checkups.
To enroll in health insurance, you usually need:
- Identification (ID, passport, or equivalent).
- Proof of address (recent utility bill or equivalent).
- Medical history or to fill out a health status questionnaire.
- Birth certificates or identification numbers for dependents if family coverage is included.
- Medical tests (if a prior evaluation is required).
- Payment method or banking information, depending on your preferred payment option.