I don’t travel outside Europe – why do I have to pay for worldwide cover?
Europe is a large area with a lot of different healthcare systems – and we are a global company with 1.4 million medical providers² in our worldwide network. So, to be honest, it doesn’t make much difference to the cost of health insurance claims whether you’re being treated within Europe or further afield. So, if we did cut our cover to just Europe, it wouldn’t save money, but would limit your treatment choices significantly – you might even find you had to boost your cover with travel insurance or local healthcare insurance.
With international health insurance, your insurance travels with you throughout the year, wherever you happen to be. Have a look at how many providers you can access with your cover – we can pay all of these providers directly. And if you want to be treated in another country – even if you don’t live there – we’ll get you there.
Our experts can help you navigate the local healthcare system regardless of whether you work in a country, are staying there for a while, or are just on holiday.
The only place that makes a big difference to the cost of healthcare is the US, due to the nature of the healthcare system there. That’s why you can choose whether you want to include the US or not.