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I'm looking for health insurance for me and my husband. I just started the OPT, I already have insurance that will expire next week. I have the F1 visa and he has the F2. They said that to qualify, the medical insurance plan must be a medical/health insurance plan purchased in the U.S. with a U.S.-owned insurance company that is headquartered and operating in the U.S.. It must not be foreign insurance with U.S. affiliates/representatives, travel insurance, or reimbursement programs of any kind (these are not acceptable). This includes reimbursement arrangements of vouchers from home governments or their U.S. based consulates. Can you confirm if Insubuy meets the requirements? I also need to submit a list of the health insurance company's preferred provider network of local hospitals. Is it possible that you can send me that? I want to send them this information in advance so UCLA Extension confirms if everything is ok before I purchase the new insurance. I also want to know if I can renew the plan after a while, for example, if I buy the insurance for 3 months, can I renew it if the company I'm working for doesn't offer health insurance as one of the benefits?
Who has given you these requirements? If you have graduated then the university shouldn't have any requirements that need to be met since you are no longer eligible for the plan they offer.
The plans we offer are administered within the US but based on what it says below that is not enough. For example, many of the plans we offer are through Lloyd's of London and obviously they are not in the US but then, the plan is administered by a company in the US called Tokio Marine HCC. You would need to contact the university to confirm that these are requirements that need to be met now that you have graduated and if so then can you continue with your current plan to be able to meet them.
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