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1. Visa letter Yes, we provide the Schengen visa insurance for trip to France. 15 minutes after your purchase the insurance (such as Atlas International), you can download it online from /myaccount/ 2. Home country departure date. Just write the date you would like to start the insurance. That means, the day in June when you depart for France. 3. Deductible Deductible is the amount you have to pay first before insurance company pays anything, in case you get sick or injured. You can make an instant purchase online of Schengen visa insurance at /schengen-visa-insurance/ Please let me know if you have any other questions. Hello, About the "home country departure" , there are options like "yet to depart" ,"departed within last 1 month", what should I put, if I am currently in USA and I am resident of Peru. And about the method of payment, can I pay with a VISA credit card from Peru? Thank you, 1. It does not matter if you are below 65 years of age. 2. Yes. By the way the requirement of the insurance for my visa, its that I should have at least $37 000 during my stay in europe for any medical and rapartriation expenses. I am looking for the policy maximum $50 000 , is that right? Thanks That's right. The actual requirement is 30,000 Euro. At one point that used to be equal to 37,000 USD. But now 30,000 Euro is around 48,500 USD. Therefore, 50,000 USD is correct.

You can find Schengen visa insurance at /schengen-travel-insurance/ All of the plans listed above meet schengen visa requirements. Atlas International is the best from all of them. If you have any questions, please let me know. Thank you for your reply. I agree that Atlas International seems the best of the lot. I understand that the Atlas policy will remain in force through the specified period if, for instance, my wife were to come back to the USA for a month at Christmas during which she would be covered by our existing U.S. policy which we intend to keep active. As long as you had paid the premiums for the entire duration, your policy would remain active.

1. We certainly have travel medical insurance that meets all the requirements of Schengen visa. We do a lot of business daily for travelers to Schengen states. In fact, we have a Schengen visa category on our web site. Look at /schengen-visa-insurance/ Particularly, look at Altas International at /atlas-international-insurance/ 2. Yes You can download and print around 15 minutes after the purchase at /travel-and-student-insurance-visa-letter/ 3. No documentations are required. Name, date of birth, passport number, address, phone number, email address, credit card. 4. No 5. It will cover anywhere outside home country (Singapore) and outside the US. More details at /atlas-international/travel-health-insurance/ 6. No, you don't need original. You can download the document signed by the officer from the web site at /travel-and-student-insurance-visa-letter/ Please let me know if you have any other questions. Great! Just two more questions: 1- In case there is a change of travel dates, will the insurance get adjusted accordingly? 2- What is the scope of the cover? The requirement is S$60,000. We intend applying for the visa on 4th Mar 08 at the Embassy of France in Singapore. So the documents are needed before that. 1. Yes. 2. We sell in US dollars. And US$50,000 meets the requirements. (Original requirement is 30,000 Euros). And the scope of cover being? eg air travel, hospital, accident... Medical expenses, evacuation expenses, repatriation of remains expenses etc. Look into the brochure at /atlas-international-insurance/

Please look at the Bridge plan at New Immigrants Health Insurance.

Please read /new-immigrant-insurance/ If they are coming here for a short duration, they just have to buy Patriot America (NOT eligible for Atlas America if they have greencard).

We have a special section dedicated to new immigrants insurance at /new-immigrant-insurance/ Over there, we have a plan called the bridge plan, specifically designed for new immigrants who are waiting for medicare eligibility. You can look at the brochure at /bridge-plan/health-insurance/ Insurance company will pay for any new medical conditions, injuries or accidents that may occur after the effective date of the policy. It will not cover any pre-existing conditions. It will also not cover outpatient (just inaptient) prescription medications. You first pay the deductible, then 80/20 to $10,000 and then 100% to $250,000 up to age 74. $100,000 to age 75-79. $50,000 to age 80-84. Please let me know if you have any other questions.