The cost of international health insurance usually depends on factors like your destination, age, your medical history and coverage preferences. You can get a personalized quote in seconds with our online tool.
Yes, you can get international health Insurance with worldwide coverage. Our plans are designed to cover you whether you're living abroad, traveling frequently, or relocating to multiple countries. For most plans you can choose coverage that includes or excludes the USA, depending on your needs and budget.
Your dependents can be added to your international health insurance policy subject to the medical underwriting terms you accepted; either full medical underwriting or Moratorium. They would be subject to their own premium which would be derived from their age, cost of healthcare in the primary country of residence and any special condition that may be applied to the policy.
We do not provide travel or holiday insurance, but we have a short-term plan to suit members who need international health insurance for less than a year. For more details on the difference between international health insurance and travel insurance, visit our blog.
If you would like a quote for travel insurance – please contact our colleagues at Allianz Travel.
You can choose to pay your premiums annually, half-yearly, quarterly or monthly by direct debit card. You can also pay by bank transfer, but monthly payments won’t be available if you choose this payment method. Payments are subject to the following administration surcharges: 0% for annual payment, 3% for half-yearly payments, 4% for quarterly payments and 5% for monthly payments.
For more information please contact our dedicated sales team on +353 1 514 8480.
Our policies are subject to full medical underwriting. Pre-existing conditions can be accepted, surcharged or excluded depending on their nature. In order to find out about our underwriting approach with respect to a pre-existing condition, please call our sales team on +353 15 1 48480 who will be happy to guide you through the process.