Entries Published On July, 2024
Understanding Maternity Leave Policies in Singapore
Maternity leave is critical to supporting working mothers during the transition into parenthood. Fortunately, Singapore’s government and employers have been collaboratively enhancing maternity benefits and support for working mothers. With Government-Paid Maternity Leave (GPML), it is much easier for working women to balance their career and family plans. The leave period is also sufficient for …
Understanding Expat Maternity Insurance Costs in Singapore
The cost of expat maternity insurance in Singapore depends on multiple factors such as maternal age, insurance company, and coverage selections. Maternity insurance with a waiting period of 24 months starts at $307 monthly for a 25-year-old expat woman living in Singapore. Are you looking for maternity insurance while living abroad in Singapore? Perhaps you’re …
Choosing the Right Hospital for Childbirth in Mexico
If you’re planning for your childbirth in Mexico, we recommend expectant mothers choose private hospitals to ensure a seamless and satisfactory childbirth experience. Expats planning to give birth in Mexico can expect high-quality care at a lower cost than their neighboring countries. Are you an expat planning to give birth in Mexico? Are you curious …
Finding an English-Speaking Therapists in Mexico
Finding an English-speaking therapist in Mexico may be hard but it is not impossible if expats leverage expat communities, support groups, and telehealth and telemedicine services. Finding the right therapist can make a world of difference in helping you adjust to your new life. Is moving to Mexico giving you mental strain? In this article, …
Global Surge in Infectious Diseases: Over 40 Countries Reported Outbreaks
New analysis courtesy of Airfinity and Bloomberg News revealed worldwide outbreaks of infectious diseases such as measles, whooping coughs, tuberculosis, or polio. Over 40 countries have reported at least one infectious disease resurgence with cases higher than pre-pandemic records in many regions. In this blog post by Pacific Prime, we will be discussing the global …
The Healthcare System In The Philippines For Expats
In the Philippines, the healthcare system is a combination of public and private healthcare. The government funds the public healthcare system largely through taxes and subsidies, while the private system relies mainly on out-of-pocket payments or private insurance. Are you an expat living in the Philippines? Are you looking to explore healthcare options in the …