Need medical insurance for in-laws, visiting USA
Hope someone has experience with this.
My wife's parents are coming for a visit to the USA, they are from Eastern Europe. We would like to get them catastrophic health insurance coverage for their time here. So far, we have found nothing reputable and worth the paper it is written on. Until my in-laws have a green card, they can't qualify for most insurance that we can get in the USA. The visitor insurance I see on the internet seems to be at or near worthless. I've been warned by a coworker that most visitor insurance is just a scam. Does anyone have any experience they can share with visitor insurance and can suggest a reputable health insurance plan we can buy them? |
Re: Need medical insurance for in-laws, visiting USA
Mentioning the country would have helped.
Just have them buy travel insurance. |
Re: Need medical insurance for in-laws, visiting USA
Originally Posted by Boiler
Mentioning the country would have helped.
Just have them buy travel insurance. I managed to find some reputable sites based on "travel insurance" instead of the key words I was using. If anyone wants to know, the best site I found to review different plans and companies was www.squaremouth.com One can be a citizen from any country and find insurance there. I also saw some trip insurance companies from Britain, but their policies seemed high. ($10,000 coverage for $1500 premium). |
Re: Need medical insurance for in-laws, visiting USA
You looking for holiday travel insurance or something a bit more long term? Holiday cover is usually short term and only valid if they return home...best places to look would be local travel agents and possibly banks etc...but I guess it depends which country there from.
But the polices will generally be high for anyone old and/or with pre-existing conditions. |
Re: Need medical insurance for in-laws, visiting USA
Originally Posted by no-spam
Thanks for your reply.
I managed to find some reputable sites based on "travel insurance" instead of the key words I was using. If anyone wants to know, the best site I found to review different plans and companies was www.squaremouth.com One can be a citizen from any country and find insurance there. I also saw some trip insurance companies from Britain, but their policies seemed high. ($10,000 coverage for $1500 premium). Area: Worldwide incl. USA, Canada, Caribbean Islands Maximum length of one trip: 90 days Baggage Cover: £1,500 Medical Expenses: £10,000,000 Personal Accident: £50,000 Personal Money: £500 £176 per person per year. To convert to dollars, double the above numbers and round down. I would suggest they look at companies operating in their own country first. I did not recognise any of the Insurers used by the site that you mentioned, but did like the site design. |
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