Australia is known for its high-quality healthcare system, with strong public and private hospital networks across the country. Several Australian hospitals rank among the world’s best, making the country a trusted destination for expats seeking strong medical care. In this Pacific Prime article, we have compiled a list of the top hospitals in Australia by …

The NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) is a hospital ward providing specialized intensive care to premature or critically ill newborns. Many maternity insurance plans can cover NICU stays to safeguard parents from potentially enormous medical bills.  Are you an expat expecting a baby and wondering if you need NICU coverage? In this article, we explain …

Blue Cross Blue Shield Global Solutions’ (BCBS) Worldwide Premier and Outside U.S. plans provide international health insurance coverage for American expats in Indonesia. The Outside U.S. plan is best for budget-minded expats, and the Worldwide Premier tier includes U.S. coverage. American health insurance, including Medicaid and Medicare, does not cover expats in Indonesia. International health …

Cigna offers expats in Indonesia three plans for convenient international coverage. Annual maximums range from USD $1,000,000 to unlimited, with extensive inpatient, outpatient, and evacuation coverage. According to Pacific Prime’s State of Health Insurance Report 2025, Indonesia continues to struggle to provide reliable medical care. These struggles and new Financial Services Authority requirements should encourage …

Allianz Care international plans are ideal for expats in Indonesia. Care plans come in three tiers, with limits from USD $2,500,000 to USD $5,000,000. These comprehensive plans also come with add-on options for outpatient, repatriation, maternity, and dental care. Pacific Prime’s State of Health Insurance Report 2025 details why Indonesia’s medical system struggles and new …

The C1 Visa, previously the B211A Visa, allows travelers to visit Indonesia for 60 days, with renewal options granting a 180-day maximum stay. The E33G Visa allows digital nomads a one-year stay, with renewal options for an additional year.  Health insurance is required for the E33G Visa and is highly recommended for the C1 Visa, …

Health insurance is mandatory for the E33F and E33E KITAS visas for seniors retiring to Indonesia. Securing international health insurance provides coverage stability, and the sooner you purchase coverage, the better the benefits and price. The Pacific Prime State of Health Insurance Report 2025 outlines how Indonesia’s medical system is overrun and undergoing drastic insurance …

AXA Global Healthcare offers five international health insurance plans for expats in Indonesia: Foundation, Standard, Comprehensive, Prestige, and Prestige Plus. AXA Mandiri is a partnership between PT Bank Mandiri and AXA that offers local-only conventional and sharia-compliant insurance plans.  Indonesia’s medical system is strained, as outlined in Pacific Prime’s State of Health Insurance Report 2025. …

Bupa Global is an international health insurance provider with premium benefits for expats in Indonesia. Those who are willing to pay higher prices will find Bupa’s five tiers of coverage ideal, with annual maximums starting at about USD $1,353,030.  Pacific Prime’s State of Health Insurance Report 2025 explains Indonesia’s strained medical sector and the new …

IMG’s Global Medical insurance plans give expats in Indonesia four tiers to choose from, with maximum limits ranging from USD $1,000,000 up to USD $8,000,000 for premium coverage.  Pacific Prime’s State of Health Insurance Report 2025 outlines Indonesia’s strained medical sector and the Financial Services Authority (OJK) requirement that insurers hold at least IDR 1 …