Angola
Are healthcare and health insurance expensive in Angola?
When we asked expats in Angola if healthcare and health insurance are expensive in Angola, they wrote...
"Healthcare and health insurance in Angola are generally considered to be expensive. The cost of medical care is high, and the quality of care is often not up to international standards. Additionally, health insurance is not widely available, and those who do have it often find that the coverage is inadequate. As a result, many people in Angola are unable to access the healthcare they need due to the high cost," said another expat in Angola.
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Are healthcare and health insurance expensive in Angola?
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