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Q:I am traveling to USA to visit my daughter from 5th September 2019 to 27th November 2019. Can I purchase comprehensive insurance with Indian rupee with on line payment mode by debit card.
Q:I'm an international grad student on an F1 visa studying at the University of San Diego and these are the waiver requirements as outlined by my school: - Effective throughout the semester/academic year - Maximum dollar coverage of at least $100,000 per illness or injury (not the same as $100,000 maximum benefit) - Include outpatient care (doctor visits, outpatient surgery, etc.) - Include hospitalization - Repatriation for at least $25,000 - Medical evacuation for at least $50,000 - Cost of deductible, if any, does not exceed $500 per accident or illness Can you suggest a plan based on these? For the state of California. I'm already in the US. I've been in the US for around 13 months now. I need insurance for my 2nd year of grad school. Also, in case my school denies the waiver - can I get a full refund?
Q:I have a question about the Atlas Essential America insurance. My father-in-law wants to buy this insurance. He has gallstones, and is aged 66. I'm wondering if he has acute cholecystitis, will medical expenses be covered?
Q:I would like to ask you if you offer an medical insurance for a pregnant visitor to USA. Please list for me the cost and the conditions to apply for.
Q:I am looking for temporary health insurance for immigrants in the US. Currently, I am in the process of emigrating from Germany to the US. Could you please suggest a health insurance plan, which is appropriate for my situation? Here is a short summary my situation: - German citizen with last place of residence in Germany - Now living in the U.S. - Arrived in the U.S. on May 28th with ESTA/Visa Waiver program - Currently still a tourist in the US until August 25th - Married to a US citizen since August 10th - Starting August 26th, open-ended stay in the US (marriage-based Greencard application with Change of Status to Immigrant Status -> not a permanent resident of the U.S. yet and still have a Non-Immigrant Status) - No further journeys back to Germany planed in the future - It is going to take about 8-12 months to receive my US work permit - Hence cannot work in the US for the next 8-12 months - Going to switch to a US health insurance in about 8-12 months (once I am allowed to start working) - Need a temporary health insurance for the US for about 8-12 months until immigration process (Greencard, work permit, etc.) is done Could you please confirm which health insurance policy is eligible for me and my situation?
Q:I am 65 years old woman, very healthy. I arrived in the United States on a K-1 visa and after filing an application I-485 for Adjustment of Status will have pending immigration status. Am I eligible for The Bridge Plan Insurance? 2. In Bridge Plan Brochure it is written - "Utilizing the PPO network ... does not guarantee that benefits will be payable or that the Provider will bill us directly". But who will pay for my treatment in, for example, Beth Israel Hospital or Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston, if according to The Bridge Plan it covers by the policy? Thank you for your help and consideration.
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