Insurance allows expatriates to protect themselves against financial and social risks during their stay abroad, particularly when local social security is not available. It offers income and family protection in the event of unexpected medical expenses or disability, and facilitates adaptation to a foreign environment.

Main risks covered

Health risks:
Expatriates are no longer covered by social security in their country of origin. Insurance covers medical, hospital, dental, and optical care abroad.

Financial risks:
It protects against unexpected healthcare costs and can guarantee the family’s financial security in the event of disability or death.

Social risks:
The insurance helps maintain income in the event of incapacity for work and covers civil liability risks.

Benefits of insurance for expatriates

Financial security:
It covers healthcare costs abroad, reducing financial uncertainty.

Peace of mind:
Coverage for risks associated with living abroad allows the insured to focus on settling in.

Easier adaptation:
Insurance facilitates access to healthcare and sometimes offers multilingual assistance.

Access to quality care:
It provides access to medical services that meet local standards.