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Q: I am hoping you can provide me some advice as to which plan would be most appropriate for my family's circumstances. We are hoping to start a new job in the US in January and will be moving to the US on a E-3 visa which is a non-immigrant work visa for Australians. It is similar to the H-1 visa in that it is a non-immigrant visa and therefore I will not hold Green Card status. I will look to enroll on a domestic medical insurance plan through my employer as soon as possible but coverage cannot start until the date of my employment at the earliest which is likely to around 2 weeks after my arrival in the US to get settled. I am therefore looking for an affordable solution for this 2 week gap - which plan should I choose? Kind regards

A:
Please see the links below for the recommended plan. If you need additional assistance please feel free to contact our office. Patriot America Plus
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Q:My mother is green card holder who was living China for more than 1 year. She has reentry permit for 2 years. She will travel to US for 3 months. What type of insurance plan can we buy?

A:
If your mother is only coming for a visit and she maintains a residence in China then you can purchase any of the plans in the Visiting with Green Card section of our website. If she decides to come to the US permanently then you would look in the new immigrant section of our website.
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Q: Can you please advise on the best insurance plans that meets the Georgia State University Insurance Minimum Coverage requirements? International Students * Both accident and sickness coverage * Minimum benefit $250,000 per policy year * Health insurance coverage must be in effect for the entire semester * Deductible does not exceed $500 per accident or illness, per year * In-patient and outpatient, mental and nervous disorder benefits * Prescription drug coverage * Pay benefits worldwide * Medical evacuation to one's home country and family reunification of not less than $50,000 * Provision for repatriation of remains of not less than $25,000

A:
The plan we would recommend based on your requirements would be the Patriot Exchange Program. Make sure you purchase the $250k policy max. If you have additional questions please feel free to contact our office.
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Q:I'm an international student in Heilongjiang Harbin city. I would like to go to Italy for tourism for two weeks this winter vacation I was wondering if you could provide me with health insurance to cover my trip as per the Italian visa requirement.

A:
We do have plans that will meet the Schengen visa requirements for the Italian visa. I have attached the quote link for these plans below. Any of these plans will meet the requirements, and we do advise that you keep the deductible at $0, as most consulates require it: Schengen Visa Insurance If you have any questions or need any additional assistance, please let us know.
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Q:I am 61 yrs old and live with my husband on a sailboat in the Caribbean for 6 months every year. My husband is 70 yrs and is covered by Medicare. The other 6 months we visit our children/grandchildren in Alaska; our parents in WA, AZ and CA; camp, bike and hike around the USA. My current health care plan in Alaska with the ACA will no longer cover me anywhere but in Alaska except in an emergency, and then with so many restrictions that it is not useful. I am looking for a different policy. Can you help me? I am a US citizen. I don't have any coverage, so I want coverage in the Caribbean for 6 months, and the USA for the other 5 or 6 months. I want it to start Jan1, 2019 for a year, until Dec 31, 2019. I am living on our sailboat so prefer email, but can call if necessary. Thank you for your time and consideration.

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If you are outside of the US for more than 6 months during the year then you can review the Expatriate plans as an option. If you have additional questions please feel free to contact our office.
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Q:I am an international student at American University in Washington DC. I am so interested to purchase your insurance plan that you offer for f1 visa holders. However,I'm not sure if your insurance meets the school waiver requirements. I was wondering if you have any international students from American University that have already purchased your insurance plan?. In addition, I have attached the school waiver requirements. It will be helpful to me to check it out and tell if your insurance meets these requirements.

A:
Thank you for contacting Insubuy for your insurance needs. Unfortunately, the plans offered will not meet the requirements as listed. To be able to meet their requirements you would have to purchase the plan from the university. If you have additional questions please feel free to contact our office.
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