Expats living and working in Mexico can access healthcare through the IMSS, Mexico’s national social security system. Employees are typically enrolled automatically, with contributions deducted from their salary, while those not employed by an IMSS-registered company can apply independently by paying a monthly fee.  This guide explains how Mexico’s IMSS system works, outlining the enrollment …

Need short-term health insurance for the US, travel, or international stays? Top providers include Allianz Care, AXA, GeoBlue, Everest, Pivot Health, and UnitedHealthcare. These companies offer flexible short-term plans for both domestic and global needs, whether for travel, work, or coverage gaps. This guide highlights the best short-term health insurance options and key factors to …

Expats in Vietnam typically rely on private hospitals, especially in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, where facilities are modern, well-equipped, and offer English-speaking staff. Public hospitals are available but are often underfunded, with limited English communication and lower-quality care compared to private options. Vietnam’s healthcare system blends Eastern and Western medicine and requires both …

Expats, medical tourists, and visitors in Chiang Mai can access a wide range of health insurance options that are accepted by the city’s top private hospitals. Many of these hospitals have direct billing agreements with both international and local insurers, ensuring hassle-free medical care during your stay.  Whether relocating to Chiang Mai or visiting for …