European International Insurance company for Expat, where ?

[aage]

I need a European Internatilnal Insurance company, for health insurance, it should cover me regardless where in Europe Iam and regardless if I'm a resident of Portugal, France or Germany.

Does this exists? If so, do you have a link and name to such insurance company.

It should cover, doctor & hospital as well as Dentist if possible.

 

[Clank]

If you don't care about price you can try: PassportCard

 

[aage]

Do you know what the average costs is of such insurance per month ?

 

[bigdaddyleon]

aage said:
Do you know what the average costs is of such insurance per month ?
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If I am not mistaken it was 200-250€ per month
May vary depending on age/illness, of course.

 

[BeyondBorders]

https://www.bdae.com/en/

 

[Larin]

BeyondBorders said:
https://www.bdae.com/en/
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That looks great! Do you have any experience actually using them?

 

[BeyondBorders]

Larin said:
That looks great! Do you have any experience actually using them?
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I know many people using their international health insurance products and heard plenty of positive feedback.

 

[JimBeam]

Genki Ӣ Health Insurance for Digital Nomads
I've seen ads for this on IG but didn't use them or know someone who used it

 

[Flxy]

I've used Cygna. Well, never used, but paid for it for several years. Their premiums kept growing and I decided to ditch them for Now-Health.

 

[Clank]

JimBeam said:
Genki Ӣ Health Insurance for Digital Nomads
I've seen ads for this on IG but didn't use them or know someone who used it
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The take around 8 weeks to process claims

 

[Onassis]

BeyondBorders said:
I know many people using their international health insurance products and heard plenty of positive feedback.
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Any idea if they are fine with digital nomads / perpetual travellers (aka not having a permanent address)?

 

[Clank]

I use genki insurance, as I'm young it's very cheap, around 50 EUR a month. Global coverage except US and CA.

 

[BeyondBorders]

Onassis said:
Any idea if they are fine with digital nomads / perpetual travellers (aka not having a permanent address)?
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They can accommodate.