100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
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
So where and how can you get medical treatment in London? As an expatriate, how are healthcare costs in England covered? Is international health insurance necessary?
Where to find a good doctor in London? Read more
The expatriation of parents to a foreign country inevitably raises the question of schooling for their children. Which school to choose for your children when you live in a foreign country? Should you prefer the French school system or adapt to the school system in your host country?
Schooling for expatriate children 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
Here are 10 tips to help you choose the right expatriate insurance! You can also get an online quote for expatriate insurance. Why take out insurance abroad? How much does international health insurance cost? How do you choose your international health insurance from among the multitude of health insurance offers for expatriates? In any case,
10 tips for choosing expatriate insurance Read more
The number of French expatriates abroad continues to grow, driven by economic opportunities, family reasons or personal aspirations. In 2024, nearly 2.5 million French people were officially registered as living abroad, according to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This figure continues to rise, particularly for destinations outside Europe. This trend reflects a growing desire
More and more French expatriates Read more
A study carried out by a British company has shown that the average motorist spends the equivalent of 3 years and 4 months of his or her life behind the wheel. At a time when we are witnessing the democratization of car rental for vacations, it’s interesting to explore the specificities of different countries in
Differences in conduct between countries Read more
I arrived in the Izmir region in 2000, when I had a 5-month seasonal job in tourism. In 2002, thanks to my network, I was offered a permanent job in another sector. I wanted to moveto Turkey , so I jumped at the chance! The main difficulty is the language. When you don’t speak Turkish,
What an expatriate has to say about Turkey Read more
Why go to India? A recurring question I’ve been asked dozens of times. And why not? I’d never been there before, never set foot in Asia, but I had every intention of going there one day after wandering all over Europe. I might as well seize the opportunity to see something different, to see a
Testimony of an expatriate in India 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
