Expat Health Insurance

If you're planning to move to Bermuda or spend a year there, it's important to understand the healthcare system, doctors, hospitals and emergency care. Here are 11 tips about healthcare and health insurance in Bermuda.

Our guide to healthcare in Colombia covers public and private healthcare in Colombia, hospitals, vaccinations, prescription medications and more.

Expats in the Dominican Republic emphasize the importance of obtaining private health insurance and utilizing private hospitals for quality healthcare. They also highlight the need for daily precautions against mosquito-borne illnesses like Zika, Chikungunya, and Dengue. Public healthcare is available but is considered inferior, and uninsured travelers may face significant financial challenges in emergencies.

Understanding healthcare in Portugal is crucial for expats, covering aspects like the National Health System, private insurance, and residency permit requirements

Sardinia offers expats a slower pace of life, affordable living, and deep community traditions, though it demands patience with bureaucracy, Italian language skills, and acceptance of island isolation. Best suited for retirees and remote workers seeking authentic Italian life away from tourist-saturated regions, with Cagliari, Alghero, and inland villages as top destinations.

Tortuga Island showcases the natural beauty that draws so many people to Costa Rica, but it also highlights the larger reasons expats choose the country — stability, healthcare access, and long-term residency options. While no one lives on the island itself, it reflects the balance of nature and infrastructure that makes Costa Rica a practical and appealing relocation choice.

Panama attracts expats with its diverse lifestyles - from bustling Panama City to peaceful mountain towns and beache - plus easy residency like the popular Pensionado Visa. Affordable private healthcare, U.S. dollar usage, proximity to the U.S., and a flexible, welcoming culture make it ideal for retirees, remote workers, and those seeking variety and freedom.

Mexico attracts expats with diverse lifestyle options, accessible residency pathways, affordable private healthcare, and proximity to the U.S. From global cities to coastal towns, it offers flexibility, cultural richness, and the freedom to shape daily life across distinctly different regions and ways of living.

Spain has a strong appeal for expats for a wide variety of reasons among many other reasons. A highly-desirable lifestyle, good weather, well-defined visa pathways and an excellent healthcare all combine to attract a large number of expats.