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The difference between international health and travel insurance
Whether you are a holidaymaker heading off for a much needed break or an expat moving abroad longer term for work or personal reasons, you need to make preparations for how you will be looked after if you require medical attention.
How much does international health insurance cost?
This is a question we are often asked. The answer depends on a number of factors including the type of cover needed, the length of time you will require cover, add-ons or cover for pre-existing conditions.
Medical evacuation and repatriation insurance cover
For expats and their families living or working in remote areas where there may not be easy access to medical facilities, the inclusion of medical evacuation and repatriation cover may be an important part of their health insurance.
How do I prepare my child for an international move? | Allianz Care
Discover our tips for navigating an overseas move with children from ensuring you are happy with the move to helping them say goodbye to friends, there’s a lot you can do to help.
Designing an Assessment Style that Works | Allianz Care
Like many business activities, recruitment now often takes place remotely. Meaning employers are seeking to use new tools to manage the assessment process, making it efficient, fast and worthwhile for everyone involved.
When it is ok to feel sad and when to seek help | Allianz Care
Everyone feels sad or unhappy at certain points during their lives. Whether you’ve lost a loved one, gone through a difficult divorce, failed an exam, or missed out on a great job opportunity, there are plenty of stressful and upsetting events that can affect your mood in a negative way and trigger sadness.
What is monkeypox and is it a cause for concern? | Allianz Care
Monkeypox is a type of viral infection typically found in west and central Africa, near tropical rainforests. The current international outbreak appears to involve the west African strain, according to health experts.
