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
In-depth country guides to help you understand local specifics before you move
Sweden, a Scandinavian country with vast forests, peaceful lakes and designer cities like Stockholm and Gothenburg, offers an exceptional quality of life. Students will find innovative universities and an inclusive learning environment. Expatriates appreciate the security, work-life balance and warm welcome of the Swedes. The Nordic landscapes, cultural traditions and local cuisine appeal to holidaymakers. […]
In recent years, studying abroad has become a major economic issue, with countries competing fiercely to attract the greatest number of young minds to gain a foothold in the booming higher education market. Australia was quick to capitalize on this new economic windfall represented by foreign students in Australia. If you too are attracted, certain
Australia and foreign students Read more
Is the widespread prejudice that the French are bad at foreign languages true? Yes, according to a serious study carried out by the European Commission among over 50,000 high school students in 14 countries. When it comes to English proficiency, the huge gap between France and Sweden is a striking revelation. According to the results
The United States: top destination for learning English Read more
Interview with Richard Werly, editorial advisor to Le Gavroche and France and European affairs correspondent for the Swiss daily Le Temps. 1. Could you introduce yourself and tell us why you came to Thailand? For me, Gavroche and Thailand are two long-standing stories, closely linked to my professional career. Consider this: Gavroche was founded in
Interview with Richard Werly, from Gavroche newspaper for Francophones in Thailand Read more
Asia is becoming an increasingly popular destination for students. Every year, over 15,000 French students go to Asia to study. China, Japan and Singapore are welcoming more and more students. Go to Asia for your studies or internship, and think about your student insurance for Asia! Asian universities such as Nanyang University of Technology (Singapore),
Going to Asia: Junior International Studies insurance Read more
Are you in Thailand, or planning to leave for retirement or as an expatriate? Depending on the type of visa you are applying for – OA Visa, OX Visa or LTR (Long Term Resident) Visa – health insurance is compulsory to obtain your visa. But not all insurance is created equal: international health insurance offers
Thailand visa: insurance requirements Read more
Ireland is a member of the European Union, attracting expatriates not only because of its warm welcome, but also because of its dynamic economy with a variety of fast-growing industries. More and more young people are choosing Ireland to build their professional careers. If you too want to live and work in Ireland, it’s important
Ireland’s healthcare system and insurance Read more
A year and a half ago, my husband and I moved to Australia. Thanks to his work, we had the opportunity to move to Sydney and we jumped at the chance! Initially, we settled in Paddington, a pretty suburb of Sydney, with its famous Victorian houses. With its village atmosphere right in the middle of
Testimonial on Australia Read more
Do I need travel insurance to visit Mexico? If you’re not obliged to take out insurance with your exchange university, you should know that taking out insurance can make your life a lot easier. If you are living in Mexico, we recommend that you take out insurance for Mexico and read our information on how
Is it necessary to take out insurance for your trip to Mexico? Read more
Compulsory travel insurance for Schengen visas The Schengen visa allows non-European nationals entering the European Union to travel freely in countries that have signed the Schengen agreement.Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria are among the countries whose nationals must obtain a Schengen visa to enter France for a short stay of less than 90 days.To obtain this
Travel to France: nationals of Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria must obtain a Schengen visa Read more
