I am a resident in another country outside of America, will I still be covered living abroad?
Answered by 8 licensed agents
Answered by Bill Wheeler on August 11, 2025
Broker Licensed in KY & IN
For long extended stays oversees, greater than 6 months, you may need to purchase a separate travel insurance for routine healthcare or self-pay for services. It will depend on where you are located and whether you have dual-citizenship there.
If you are going to be returning to the US, you'll want to continue to pay your Medicare Part B premiums and have Medicare Part D prescription drug plan, and don't let your policies lapse so you won't have to pay penalties for being without part B or Part D insurance while you are gone or lose your Medigap Insurance coverage.
Answered by Esther Miller on August 11, 2025
Agent Licensed in WA
Answered by Leslie Kaz on August 11, 2025
Agent Licensed in CA, AL, AZ & 7 other states
Answered by Tracy Davis on August 11, 2025
Broker Licensed in IN, CO, FL & KY, NM, OH & TN
Answered by Patricia Graham on August 10, 2025
Agent Licensed in WA
Answered by Ronnie Robinson on August 12, 2025
Broker Licensed in FL, AL, IL & 8 other states
Answered by Parris Brady on August 12, 2025
Broker Licensed in FL, AZ, CA & 18 other states
If you are outside of the united states and are coming to the united states that is different but very similar. You will need to purchase traveling insurance. You're insurance from outside the united states does not come with you.
Answered by Matthew Moreno on August 12, 2025
Broker Licensed in IL & TX
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