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International Travel Insurance & Expat Travel Insurance
Travel Insurance is a necessity for any expat that travels frequently. Use our Resource Guide to find travel insurance providers.
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American Express Travel Insurance
Great value travel insurance from only £10.46* For travel insurance that is second to none, look no further - American Express offers award-winning policies at surprisingly low prices.
Auto Europe
A leader in worldwide car rental services for over 50 years. Now expanded to include air travel, hotels, chauffer and transfer services, mobile phone and GPS rentals and motorhome rentals.
Columbus Direct Travel Insurance
Columbus Direct provides premium travel insurance to Expats in 48 countries worldwide. Our products are designed to the highest international standards offering cover that's superior to local products at a considerably lower price!
HTH Worldwide Travel Insurance
Protect your health and your vacation investment with HTH. Click here to compare plans, review prices, getting a free Quote and enroll in a plan.
World Nomads Travel Insurance
Recommended by Lonely Planet, World Nomads travel insurance is available to people from over 150 countries and is designed for adventurous travelers.
Country-Focused Resources
Magellan's International Travel, Inc. - UK Online Store
World renowned company selling products and accessories for travel and international living. Specialized luggage, security products, appliances, clothing and much more.
Quito Furnished Apartments
Individual and Group Apartment accommodations in Quito's tourist zone. Cable TV, Internet, Kitchens.
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Healthcare in Mexico
If you're moving to Mexico or an expat living in Mexico, understanding the Mexican healthcare system is essential. We offer an overview of the public and private healthcare systems in Mexico, health insurance for expats in Mexico, hospitals and prescription drugs.
Healthcare in France
Expats often ask if health insurance is free in France or if you need health insurance to go to France. Here is basic information about the French healthcare system.
Cost of Living in Costa Rica
If you're moving to Costa Rica, you'll want to understand the cost of living in Costa Rica. Lifestyle, location and health insurance are part of the formula. Expats talk about real estate prices, rents, international school tuition, travel expenses and the fun stuff - travel, dining out and more.
An Expat Shares What it's Like Retiring in Angeles City, Philippines
An expat in the Philippines talks about choosing to retire in Angeles City for the lower cost of living. He appreciates the Filipino people, lower crime rate and lifestyle.
An Expat Talks about Moving to Playa del Carmen, Mexico
A retiree who visited Playa del Carmen and then returned a month later to rent for a year is very happy with her decision. She's living 3 blocks from the beach and paying a third of what she'd be paying in her home country.
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