International Insurance for Students & Staff in USA
International Student Insurance is a student health insurance coverage for students while they are enrolled in a college or university in USA & staff working in the Colleges or Universities. Every year, thousands of students and educational staff travel internationally. Students start new, exciting chapters in their lives and enroll in cultural exchange programs. Faculty plan several week-long, academic travel excursions each semester as part of the curriculum. We have student athletes coming to the United States to play sports and get their education at the same time. Whatever the case, it’s important to be prepared for any sudden injury or illness that can occur while traveling internationally, and the costs associated with emergency medical treatment.
What is the best insurance for international students?
Student health insurance plans offer comprehensive coverage options for international students in the USA and study-abroad students around the world. The International student insurance plans are usually more affordable than the ones provided by the universities in USA, and they provide similar coverage including emergency room visits, urgent care visits, student health center benefits and more. All student plans will be issued a ID card, Policy Wording, PPO Link and a Visa letter you can show the school at proof of insurance.
What is the best insurance for international students playing sports?
Patriot Exchange is our most popular comprehensive student health insurance plan that offers sports coverage. When playing intramural sports for a college or university, you have the option to include the non-collision sports add-on at time of purchase. This covers sports like basketball and soccer up to the policy maximum.
What is the best insurance for international students with pre-existing conditions?
BlueCross BlueShield Global Solutions Navigator is our most popular comprehensive student health insurance plan that covers pre-existing conditions. This plan is subject to underwriting approval. You will need to provide a letter showing you had coverage at least 6 months prior to the new policy. If you are not currently insured, there will be a waiting period before pre-existing conditions would be covered.