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2. Travel insurance - Wikipedia

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   Travel insurance is an insurance product for covering unexpected losses incurred while travelling, either internationally or domestically. Basic policies generally only cover emergency medical expenses while overseas, while comprehensive policies typically include coverage for trip cancellation, lost luggage , flight delays , public liability ...

3. Travel assistance - Wikipedia

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   Travel assistance is different from medical, travel or trip cancellation insurance. Travel assistance programs arrange and pay for members away from home (usually a set distance of 100 miles or so, varying by provider) to find and obtain emergency medical care in an unfamiliar place, and to return members home when stabilized.

4. International SOS - Wikipedia

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   International SOS is a privately owned company. They work with educational organisations, [11] corporate clients (including the majority of the Fortune Global 500), [4] corporate clients (including 89% of the Fortune Global 100 and 64% of Fortune Global 500), governmental organisations and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).

5. Her $5,500 infirmary bill was higher than the cruise itself ...

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   Emergency medical travel insurance will be your cheapest option at around $50. That is, unless you’re considered to be at a higher risk of needing medical care − for example, if you’re 65 ...

6. Bupa - Wikipedia

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   Bupa Mexico is a health insurer offering private medical insurance to individuals and corporates in Mexico, with around 77,000 customers. Bupa Global Latin America provides international health insurance, local health insurance, and travel insurance to around 72,000 customers. Main operations include Guatemala, Panama, Dominican Republic ...

7. Expatriate insurance - Wikipedia

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   An International Health Insurance policy will typically calculate premiums based on a policyholder's age, current medical history, and area of coverage, rather than on their claims history. These plans usually offer one of two areas of coverage: Worldwide; or Worldwide excluding the USA (other countries may be excluded as well).