petitefrancaise

It is tricky. Our son is going to Holland to study.

We have kept him on our US health plan even though it won't cover him at all once he is out of the USA. It wasn't possible for us to add/take him off at will.

There is an international student insurance you can get that has been recommended by the university https://www.aonstudentinsurance.com/students/en/

Pulaski

They're dual citizens, see second line, post #1, above.

petitefrancaise

yes, I saw that when I checked back so edited my post.

VeryVeritas

Thank you, had not heard of this company. I will check them out.

Pulaski

That won't help you if your daughter has "settled" in the UK. ....PF'S son is, IIRC, going as a student to a university in the Netherlands.

Did you see my post #15, on the previous page?

petitefrancaise

it's not just health insurance Pulaski.

It covers stuff like having to return home or having parents fly out to their student in case of hospitalisation. Legal insurance, travel insurance if your starting point is your place of study and it is very cheap.

Pulaski

The thread is about health insurance, and you didn't say it was about anything else.

holly_1948

Agreed. That is the most important part.

vikingsail

Pulaski's right you know Keep it simple