Brazil Health Insurance

Feeling comfortable in the knowledge that if something was to happen to a family member their medical costs will be taken care of, is important to us all. Our expert consultants can advise on the most suitable level of coverage for families, individuals, groups, travelers, and teachers expatriate health insurance.

Expatriate Health Insurance Brazil

Pacific Prime is an expatriate insurance broker specialising in providing overseas medical insurance for Brazil nationals living, working or holidaying abroad. If you are a non Brazil national and moving to Brazil we can also provide plans that meet your specific requirements.

The policies that we can provide are guaranteed renewable for life and globally portable, so even if you should relocate away from the country your plan will continue to cover you. With a number of extra benefits including maternity coverage, emergency evacuation and repatriation, dental treatment, out-patient consultations, alternative medicines, complimentary therapies, and specialist consultations, you can be assured that an international health insurance Iran plan will give you the coverage that you need. For more information about the products and services that we can offer, or to receive a free quote, please contact us today.

Professional Service you can trust

Pacific Prime Insurance will be with you for the duration of your policy. We offer additional customer services that include claims advice, emergency contact numbers and medical advice lines. We also maintain a comprehensive list of Brazil hospitals/doctors. Most of our clients are expatriates we maintain a list of Embassies in Brazil.

As a leading broker of medical insurance in Brazil we keep up on the latest insurance trends and Brazil Insurance News.

We can offer expatriates in Iran dedicated international health insurance plans that will provide comprehensive coverage in the East and around the world. Plans that we can offer will usually have a number of benefits that a policyholder is able to tailor to suit their specific requirements. With coverage options including out-patient, dental, maternity, and emergency evacuation, you will be assured of receiving the highest levels of quality treatment anywhere in the world.

Brazil Travel Tips

Brazil is one of the worlds favorite tourist destinations. Every year millions of people from around the world flock to the country to enjoy the serene beauty of the rain forests or the upbeat night life of Rio de Janeiro. With the Brazilian economy rapidly expanding more and more multinational companies are seeing the country as a great investment, and this has lead to large numbers of foreign nationals relocating to the country on a permanent basis. It can be difficult, when traveling to a new country, to know how to act and behave. We have provided some travel advice including local laws and customs that you should be aware of below to help make your stay in Brazil more enjoyable.

Please be advised that the information contained below is only for reference purposes and is liable to change at any time without prior warning. Please consult with a travel professional before your trip to ensure that you have the most current data.

While the global threat of terrorism is high there is a relatively low risk of terrorist attacks in Brazil. It is advisable, however, to maintain a high state of vigilance and follow all government or official announcements in the event of an emergency situation.

There are some concerns about the Brazilian travel network as there have been some fairly high profile accidents in recent years. If you are planning to use local travel facilities in Brazil make sure that the providers are properly registered and endorsed by the Brazilian government. Always make your travel arrangements with reputable companies.

Crime rates throughout Brazil are high, especially in the major cities. The most common type of crimes against foreign nationals are incidents of petty theft and muggings. Cases of assaults against foreign nationals have been reported and these incidents can often involve guns or other weapons. It is advisable that you leave all your valuable belongings in a safe place and do not attempt to put up a struggle if someone is robbing you, as this can lead to severe injury.

There is a high amount of credit card fraud throughout Brazil. Never loose sight of your credit card and always ensure that you are using ATM or Cash Machines in well lit and protected areas. Foreign bank cards may not always be accepted by Brazilian ATM's so you should ensure that you have sufficient funds in the form of Travelers Cheques or cash.

Drug use and trafficking are widespread throughout Brazil, this is primarily due to the country's close proximity to a number of major narcotic producing nations. Please be aware that the possession or distribution of drugs in Brazil is illegal and that penalties are severe if you are caught. Do not get involved with drugs.

There are an increasing number of crimes being reported involving pedophilia. The Brazilian authorities are committed towards battling child sex offenders and have taken an increasingly harsh stance on the issue. Apart from the very severe penalties that you can expect if you are convicted of a child sex offence it is also important to note that most nationalities have laws that will allow you to be prosecuted for this type of offense overseas.

There is a high risk from a number of major infectious diseases throughout Brazil. Potential threats include Dengue Fever, Cholera, Malaria, Yellow Fever, Bubonic Plague, Chagas ' disease, Hantavirus, Rabies, Hepatitis A B C and E, and HIV/Aids. It is advised that you obtain quality travel or health insurance before entering Brazil in the event that you contract one of these illnesses. If fall ill within one year after having left Brazil you should contact your doctor immediately.

If you have recently visited a country that has experienced an outbreak of Yellow Fever you may need to provide a doctor's certificate stating that you are free from disease or have been vaccinated at least 15 days before entering Brazil. If you are unable to provide such a statement you may be denied entry.

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