Adequate health insurance is a prerequisite for international students at an overseas university. But do you have to sign up to the university’s own program? Can you choose your own international student health insurance? The answer is yes, but you need to make sure it fits.
International student health insurance is a mandatory requirement because universities don’t want to bear the brunt of medical bills incurred by their overseas students. You are required to have adequate insurance coverage and many people opt for the easy option of the university’s own program. But y
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Repatriation may not be top on your list of concerns as a student but its high cost should make you think twice about skipping travel insurance cover. You may think it’s a morbid subject – repatriation is the return of you or your mortal remains to your home country in the event of untimely death or serious injury – but it’s something to think about when considering your travel health insurance coverage.
The cost of transporting you back home for medical treatment costs upwards of $50,000. Think about how you would afford that kind of cost. Your regular health insurance will not usually pay for repatriation to the U.S. should
If weve learned anything from horror movies, its important to keep your head and use common sense. If youre lacking in that department, dont worry, we have you covered. Heres everything you need to know if you hear something go bump in the night.
“I just found out I got accepted on an overseas study program. I start college abroad next week and there’s so much to organize – can I leave my health insurance until things calm down?” No, not if you’re being sensible. No matter how much packing you need to do and the number of last-minute details you need to check off your list, you should make study abroad insurance a priority.
It’s easy to arrange. Book coverage online by filling out an application form and your coverage can begin as early as the next day (waiting periods may occur for pre-existing conditions) and you can download all your documents within minutes – perfect for disorganized students and those of you that leave things to the last minute.
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You’re a US citizen enrolled in university or college in a modern European city. Or you’re a foreign student about to start your course in the US. Your university accommodation is safe and clean, your new city is developed and equipped with all the best medical facilities. You’re healthy and young – seriously, what are the chances of something bad happening while you’re studying? Do you really need foreign student insurance? The short answer is yes. For the longer answer, consider the following advice:
Foreign student insurance covers you for the unexpected – the things you would never think of happening, such as a car accident when you’re on vacation, a set of cracked ribs or a broken tooth. You may be yo
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Here’s a bit of light hearted mockery for this lovely Christmassy weekend.
This poor woman is stuck in the snow and unfortunately for her doesn’t really have a clue. After scraping away the snow from her front wheels, on her rear wheel drive car (yes, it’s a 1 Series owner) she then leaves her automatic car in gear and tries to push it out. I do think the person recording this is in need of some serious Christmas cheer though, as they choose to film and not help.
Remember drive safe in the snow and have a great Christmas. Enjoy!
Damage to Britain’s homes caused by beauty products cost an estimated £1.4 billion over the past 12 months, with the Christmas party season a particularly treacherous period for spillages, stains and worse.
According to research from Halifax Home Insurance, accidents commonly occur during “pre-going-out” parties and the bill could top £115 million in the run up to Christmas.
The insurer found that make-up stains cause 17% of damage; fake tan/hair dye 11% and nail varnish 8%.
Burn marks caused by hair straighteners are also common, with an incidence of 5%, and even going-out shoes can create mayhem as stiletto heels wreck floors.
The level of alcohol consumption at pre-night-out parties is partly to blame, with more than a third of adults saying they drink at home in advance, in order to save money at the bar.
However, the growing trend for “sofa-lising” on Saturday nights, which involves watching TV programmes such as X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing with friends, presents another hazard, costing an estimated £820 million in the past year for drink spillages on carpets and electrical equipment.
Young women in their early 20s are particularly accident prone, the research suggests.
Halifax Home Insurance senior claims manager, Martyn Foulds, comments: “The rise in popularity of ‘sofa-lising’ and drinking at home before going out has significantly increased the likelihood of home accidents, so while many will stay home to try and save money, it may prove to be a false economy if careless behaviour ends up costing them more.”
Halifax recommends homeowners check their policies to ensure they are fully covered against accidental damage.