(Tax) residency wanted. Down to the real problem of being a digital nomad

[backpacker]

It depends‌ on provider and geographical coverage. Let's take worldwide coverage (excluding USA, Caribbean, PR China and‍ Singapore) for a male, age between 45-50 and it will be about USD 2'100.-/year. Same⁠ case for 55-60 = USD 3'600.-/year and when this person gets 65-70 he should calculate⁤ a minimum of USD 5'300.-/year. You can imagine that rates get insane once you are⁣ 70+. Mentioned tariffs are for a full-service private health insurance with an annual per-case excess⁢ of USD 500.- .
Note that this varies greatly from one provide to the other.︀ Mentioned rates are on the lower end, you will not get BUPA insurance for these︁ tariffs.

 

[Piano]

ok,and if you want full coverage in︁ Europe only , any decent firms you know of ?

 

[backpacker]

You can check with "Expatriate Healthcare". At least a few years back they had a seperate package which only offered coverage‍ in European countries (EU, not EEA). It was tailored to the needs of Non-EU citizens⁠ who reside in the EU and need full-fledged health insurance.

 

[backpacker]

@complex
Did you already finalize you︂ decision? Do you move to CY or stay in PH??

 

[tomvan20]

In Cyprus with Universal life or Eurolife,︁ you pay 55 euro per month as a 40-45 year old, with all inpatient costs︂ reimbursed (policy of 2 million euro annual max), no excess.