Health Insurance Abroad

intparent
Thu, 03 Jun 2010 21:48:10 +0000

Okay, I don’t feel so bad, at least we don’t need documentation of no communicable diseases! The letter came on the fax from the insurance company, along with a separate certificate verifying her coverage dates. It looks like it has most of the info it needs… although we only have 70% coverage up to the “allowable amount” when abroad. So we will see if the consulate thinks that is adequate coverage!

mdcissp, the card really wouldn’t have done much good. It has her name on it, but no dates at all (I am never sure if I am even looking at this year’s card :)). And no info on coverage outside her primary care clinic, etc. But fortunately I found ONE helpful person at the insurance company who was persistent today and got it done.