International Travel Insurance You Can Count On
Your U.S. health insurance has limits abroad — and Medicare covers almost nothing outside the country. A foreign travel plan protects you from the unexpected, so you can explore the world with confidence.
Why Your Current Coverage Won't Protect You Abroad
Your Health Plan Has Limits
Most U.S. health insurance plans offer little to no coverage outside the country. Even if your plan has some international benefits, out-of-network costs abroad can be devastating without a dedicated travel policy.
Medicare Doesn't Travel With You
If you're on Medicare, you're largely unprotected the moment you leave the U.S. Original Medicare covers foreign emergencies only in very limited circumstances — leaving most retirees traveling abroad completely exposed.
Medical Evacuation Is Expensive
An emergency medical evacuation from a foreign country can cost $50,000 to $200,000 or more. Without coverage, that bill falls entirely on you. A travel plan covers evacuation so you never have to choose between your health and your finances.
Retirees Traveling Abroad
If you're on Medicare and planning an international trip, a travel plan isn't optional — it's essential. Cover emergency medical care, hospitalization, and evacuation so you can travel with total peace of mind.
Business Travelers
Frequent international travel means frequent exposure. A travel plan keeps you covered across multiple trips so you never have to worry about what happens if something goes wrong overseas.
Who Needs Foreign Travel Insurance?
Missionaries & Volunteers
Extended trips abroad come with extended risk. Our plans cover trips up to 6 months for travelers up to age 95, with full medical, evacuation, and mental health benefits included.
Families & Leisure Travelers
Whether it's a Caribbean cruise, a European vacation, or a trip to visit family abroad — don't leave home without coverage that protects your entire family from the unexpected.