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    Understand your health coverage abroad
    in 1 minute

    This interactive navigator helps expatriates and digital nomads understand what level of health protection they may need when living abroad.

    ~1 minute·No commitment
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    Living abroad changes how healthcare works.

    Built for your lifestyle

    Why this matters for digital nomads

    Standard solutions weren't designed for people who live, work, and move globally. International private medical insurance (IPMI) is the only coverage that actually keeps up with you.

    You move between 2–5 countries a year and need coverage everywhere

    You stay longer than 90 days — beyond what travel insurance allows

    You want access to private care, not just emergency rooms

    You need proof of insurance for visas or residency permits

    You want teleconsultation access no matter your timezone

    But healthcare systems abroad work very differently.

    The reality

    Why health insurance abroad is different

    Local insurance stops at national borders

    Most national health systems don't cover you once you leave the country. Moving frequently means falling through the cracks.

    Travel insurance is designed for short stays

    Short-term travel policies cap at 90 days and exclude routine care, chronic conditions, and mental health support.

    Healthcare costs vary dramatically across countries

    A simple hospital visit can cost thousands without coverage. Out-of-pocket expenses vary wildly between countries.

    These differences become obvious when you look at healthcare costs around the world.

    Interactive insight

    Healthcare costs around the world

    Select a region to see how much healthcare can cost without coverage.

    Where are you living abroad?

    Select a region above to discover healthcare costs

    So what kind of protection actually works for people living abroad?

    Myth or reality?

    "Travel insurance is usually enough for someone living abroad for 6–12 months."

    Different types of insurance work very differently abroad.

    Compare options

    Not all international coverage works the same way

    See how travel insurance, local systems, and international health insurance compare.

    Travel Insurance

    Local Insurance

    IPMI

    Coverage beyond 90 days
    Multi-country coverage
    Private hospital access
    Outpatient & routine care
    Chronic condition cover
    Repatriation & evacuation
    Mental health support

    For globally mobile lifestyles, protection needs to be more flexible.

    Which coverage fits?

    You move between Portugal, Bali and Thailand throughout the year. Which type of coverage is usually the most suitable?

    This is exactly what international health insurance was designed for.

    What you get

    Made for global lifestyles

    Global hospital network

    Direct access to top-tier hospitals and clinics in 190+ countries. No need to pay upfront in most partner facilities.

    Flexible coverage levels

    From essential hospitalization to full outpatient, dental, vision, and maternity. Adjust your plan as your life changes.

    Telemedicine anywhere

    24/7 teleconsultation with doctors in your language — whether you're in a new city or a remote location.

    Designed for global lifestyles

    Plans that follow you across borders with no gap in coverage. Built for expats, nomads, and remote workers.

    Guess the cost

    Without insurance, how much can a medical evacuation across borders cost?

    Community

    Trusted by global professionals

    "I moved to Portugal as a freelancer and had no idea how healthcare worked. APRIL made it stupidly simple — I was covered in 48 hours."

    Sarah M.

    UX Designer · Lisbon

    "As a family of four living between Thailand and France, we needed one plan that worked everywhere. This is exactly that."

    Thomas & Léa

    Remote workers · Bangkok & Lyon

    "The teleconsultation saved me when I got sick in a small town in Mexico. Real doctor, real diagnosis, zero hassle."

    James K.

    Software Engineer · Mexico City

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