100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
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Whether it’s a vacation, a year of study abroad or a stay abroad for work, our eating habits can change radically. For some, it’s the open door to slacking off… It’s all the more difficult because culinary habits vary considerably from one continent to another, from one country to another… Here are a few tips […]
How to eat well when travelling Read more
The PCR test is the best way of finding out if you are a carrier of Covid-19, and thus limiting its spread. It has become compulsory for travel abroad, and more and more countries require it. Some countries require a negative PCR test valid for a maximum of 72 hours before departure, while others require a PCR test on arrival. How much does a PCR test cost in France? Does the price of a PCR test vary from country to country?
How much does a PCR test for coronavirus cost? Read more
You have just subscribed an expatriate insurance Mondassur or an insurance for student abroad, here is more information for : organizing for a medical emergency get your healthcare reimbursements contact our support platform When should I go to the emergency room? Not every medical situation requires you to go to the emergency room. You can
How does international health insurance work? Read more
Are you an expatriate or future expatriate preparing to take out international health insurance? Are you planning to study abroad for a few months or even a few years? Wondering what you need to know to choose the right expatriate insurance? Here’s our advice to help you choose the international insurance that’s right for you.
Choosing the right international health insurance Read more
The Coronavirus health crisis has brought the usefulness of vaccination back into the spotlight. If you live or travel abroad, it’s even more important to get vaccinated. This is the most comprehensive protection against certain diseases, particularly in tropical regions. Like vaccination, international health insurance covers you against illness or accident, even if you’re in
Which vaccines should I take when traveling abroad with international health insurance? Read more
Going abroad on vacation or expatriation is an adventure to be taken seriously. Chances are, your host country will have different sanitary conditions to those you’re used to! The health crisis with the Coronavirus epidemic has come and gone, and you’ll need to be vaccinated to travel to certain countries, and have health insurance for
Vaccinations before going abroad Read more
The insurance policies that come with your credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express) are more like assistance contracts that help you in the event of an incident, for a short period of time without offering very extensive health cover, and under no circumstances if you stay for more than 3 consecutive months. They do not
What does your credit card cover? Read more
Medical expenses abroad are often much higher than in France, and social security doesn’t cover you everywhere.It’s essential to take out foreign insurance when you travel, study or work abroad, for a variety of reasons: Financial risk Healthcare costs vary widely from country to country, and can be very high in some countries. A day
Why insure myself abroad? Read more
When you’re planning a trip, one of the first things on your mind is undoubtedly your budget. “How much will I have to save? How much will I have to spend? It’s not always easy to estimate how much you’ll need to spend on your trip. It all depends on the length of the trip,
Budgeting and money management Read more
An epidemic of swine flu has been declared in Mexico , particularly in the capital, Mexico City, and in the state of San Luis Potosi to the north of Mexico City.This type A H1N1 flu virus is transmitted, according to current knowledge, by droplets in exhaled air, particularly when sneezing, saliva or excrement. The incubation
Swine flu epidemic: Precautions to take Read more
