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Unfortunately, we are not aware of any health insurance that would cover in your situation.

We, as a broker, offer health insurance from many different insurance companies. You can look at different products available in Virginia at /short-term-health-insurance/ Unfortunately, no insurance plan exists that would cover immediate pregnancy.

If you have not been staying in the US for at least 3 months, you will have to go through the medical examination before you will be eligible to purchase the insurance. Otherwise, you will have to wait until you have stayed in the US for 3 months to apply. It takes around 1 to 2 weeks for the underwriting and approval after you apply. After that, insurance policy and the cards will be mailed to your California address. We are an American company and have presence only in the US. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for your reply. Is the below rule applies to any Insurance ex Aetna etc, Do you have anything I can get insurance starting first day only? Thank You, As far the rule regarding eligibility for persons are who already not staying in the US, Blue Cross of California is the best. You must be staying for 6 months in US before you can apply for Aetna, 2 years for Humana, 1 year for Assurant Health. You can look at the products at /new-immigrant-insurance/ that would cover you from the first day, until you get long term domestic health insurance. Can you please suggest which one is good among the list of providers in url for family. Thanks, Protection America.

You can consider purchasing /short-term-health-insurance/ Click on Quotes & Purchase. It will ask you for information and display the price.

For short term visit less than 6 months, you can purchase Liaison International /patriot-america-plus-insurance/ as long as you spend more time outside the US than inside the US. Yes, Citizen Secure is a good plan. The underwriter is Lloyds and the AM Best rating is A "Excellent". It will cover pre-existing conditions just like any other medical conditions as long as disclosed on the application and not excluded by the rider. If rider is put, it will mention whether it will be permanent exclusion or for X number of years. /expatriate-health-insurance/ Please let me know if you have any other questions. I have tried both links u gave me ...interested in platinum which gives private room...but the brochure for both links u gave says for non. US citizens only......pls respond again for suitable insurance for citizens, w/max deductible, good major health coverage w/private room, if hospitalized...pls suggest appropriate one again....Thanks... Plans at /expatriate-health-insurance/ are for both US citizens and non-US citizens. Please let me know where you read it is only for non-US citizens. Please send me the exact URL. Thank you...U r right...i read in brochure as non citizen...but now ok...I thought GMI gold or platinum over reside or citizen....what would u suggest.....for.. 1. i plan to be in usa june 12-july 12 and oct 10-april 30...w/short visits outside usa/canada 2.i hv a home in Houston area, tx 3. i had a elective bypass in 1999 and doing well now...wife is healthy. 4.how is benefit paid/ similar to the one in usa, showing insurance card and paying at the end whatever insuranc doesn't cover including deductible or thru claim form 5. can i choose any doctor, hospital of my choice..my understanding is copay is required out of network...true? 6.can i fill on online and pay online? pls advise..... 1. Please note that this insurance is meant for a long term annual basis and not just for a short duration travel. Therefore, you should buy the insurance and make it effective when you are in India. (This answers your other email too.) 2. OK. 3. OK. 4 & 5. Please read /international-medical-ppo-network/ 6. Yes, at /global-medical-insurance/international-medical-insurance/ Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you...I intend to buy annaul only ...if i buy today ....when will this be effective....from tommorrow if i need...not clear in the link u sent... from the link I underastand I can go to any hospital/doctor of my choice and file a claim form ...is my understanding correct? between citizen secure, GMI platinum and Reside prime...Cost doesn't matter...I want reliable and best service insurance....thanks... 1. Insurance can be effective as early as the next day. 2. Yes, you can go to any doctor/hospital. 3. GMI Platinum provides the most amount of coverage. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Please look at Global Medical Insurance - Gold or Platinum at /expatriate-health-insurance/ to get better insurance product compared to Global Basic (Now called Global Medical Insurance - Silver). The reason Global Basic is cheaper than other products (including other products we offer) is because it has sub-limits on many different medical procedures. You can choose either 'WorldWide' or 'Worldwide excluding US/Canada'. Of course, 'Worldwide excluding US/Canada' is cheaper. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Hello, Thanks for your message. I was looking at the Global Medical Insurance Gold. Does sub-limits mean there is a maximum payment for those procedures? Who would you recomment that product for as opposed to a more comprehensive package? What products that you offer are comparable to something like the Allianz package? thanks Gold does not have sub-limits that Silver (Formerly Global Basic) has. Silver plan is primarily for the people who travel to or live in places where those sub-limits would be enough. All the plans we offer are at /expatriate-health-insurance/ and you can compare them side by side in details. Unfortunately, I am not aware of the Allianz package. Once you get the material from us (from the web site) and also from them to compare to see which one would be better for you. If you have any further quesstions, please feel free to contact us at any time. Hello again, Thanks for this information. It seems that the Silver and Gold don't cover pre-existing conditions. Is the Citizen Secure plan reliable? It is most likely that i will just need coverage for doctor visits (is that outpatient?) thanks Yes, Citizen Scure is reliable. Yes, Dr visits come under outpatient. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us at any time.