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Le National Health Service (NHS), service gratuit de santé public du Royaume-Uni, se trouve dans la tourmente face à l’accumulation de problématiques : conjoncture, grève de personnel, Brexit… 

Covid-19 has changed the way we travel. Expatriation is also affected. This is due to political crises and changes in visa policies. This article gathers some rankings established on different criteria.

Expatriation is an exciting adventure that requires good preparation. When you have a disability, the  questions to consider are  even more important. What is expatriation like with a disability? 

Some countries do not recognize the status of cohabitation or civil union pacts. For expatriates, this is a point to be checked when applying for a visa and in some cases, you will have to get married.

An expatriate client was hospitalized in Nepal due to Covid. The insurer had misinterpreted a statement made by the husband and thought they didn't have to intervene.

Buying glasses abroad can be complicated. This is the case in countries where there are few opticians qualified to work on complex lenses, where you cannot be sure of the quality of the lenses or where the prices are high.

Dubai has done everything it could to attract travelers in 2021 including attracting teleworking employees, with special conditions. It is almost one of the first countries to offer a one-year virtual work program.

It is not easy for a foreigner to spontaneously understand the difference between these two terms, because beyond the nuance of language, in most countries, there is no difference.

Your expatriate insurers are innovating and some of them already include the medical teleconsultation service. We introduce them to you here. 

Fiji Care, the Fijian insurer, has just launched VanCare, the local version of its FijiCare contract, on the Vanuatu market.

We have analyzed its advantages and limitations. Our findings will make people miss the QBE contract.