Yes, but be careful. There are advantages to these sites, and they might show you the cheapest possible policy to meet your visa requirements. However: Health cover policies shown on price comparison sites are only those who pay to be there - they may not display more competitive products. It will help if you read the small print thoroughly to ensure you're covered for everything required. Some insurers have exemptions - so they won't cover you for particular medical care or won't cover incidents in some parts of the world. One of the best ways to find great cover is to consult expat forums in your intended destination to see what recommendations people would make. Price comparison sites can make it much easier to purchase an insurance product, but the general costs and excess amounts are not in-depth enough to make an informed decision. It is advisable to download the small print before buying and ensure any prices quoted are based on your circumstances. It is common to receive a great offer but then sees that price multiply when you advise pre-existing conditions.