E&M Global Insurance

07/08/2022

Fast Fact Friday on International K-1 Health Insurance! ⚡️🌍

A K-1 visa is a visa issued to a fiancé of a United States citizen to come to the United States for 90 days or less with the goal of getting married. At the end of the 90 days the foreigner will need to either marry the U.S. citizen petitioner or depart the United States.

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07/06/2022

Fast Fact ⚡️
In certain states, immigrants can purchase a non-ACA (Affordable Care Act) plan.

These are short-term plans that vary in length from one month to three years. Depending on the state of residence, non-ACA plans can be renewed on a yearly basis.

07/01/2022

Should you get travel insurance for your next trip? 🤔✈️

Seasoned travelers who once skipped trip insurance now say it can save you money and ensure peace of mind.

06/28/2022

Will Medicare Cover Me When I’m Traveling? 🤔✈️

Dear Carrie,After delaying our vacation plans for more times than I can remember over the last 2 years, my husband and I are finally going to do some travelling. We’re both retired and on Medicare. Does Medicare cover us if we’re in a different state? How about if we take a cruise or travel over...

06/24/2022

Fast Fact Friday ⚡️
International health insurance plans can be purchased before applicants are in the United States and don’t have waiting periods. 🇺🇸

06/21/2022

Did You Know: 🤔
In certain states, immigrants can purchase a non-ACA (Affordable Care Act) plan.

These are short-term plans that vary in length from one month to three years. Depending on the state of residence, non-ACA plans can be renewed on a yearly basis.

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06/17/2022

Everybody loves Health Insurance Humor! 🤣

06/15/2022

Your Guide to Pregnancy and Travel Insurance. 👶✈️
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06/13/2022

Check out Forbes review on GeoBlue Travel Insurance. ✈️
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06/10/2022

Friday Fast Fact ⚡️
Remember, you can have Medicare while you live abroad, but it will usually not cover the care you receive. Most people qualify for premium-free Part A, meaning you will pay nothing for coverage. If you must pay a premium for Part A, be aware of the monthly cost of maintaining Part A coverage. 🌏

06/07/2022

What to consider when choosing a health care plan in South Florida. 🩺🩸💉💊
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