US Immigrant Health Insurance

US Immigrant Insurance: Overview

New residents to the USA are not always eligible for domestic health insurance plans or Medicare programs, which are available for US citizens. Many domestic mainstream health insurance companies require foreign nationals and new immigrants to be residents of the USA to wait for at least 6 to 60 months and have a green card / social security number before they may be eligible to purchase U.S. medical insurance coverage. To address this need for providing afordable quality new immigrant insurance, various medical plan providers have designed health insurance plans specifically for new immigrants, temporary workers and visitors to USA.

Health care costs in the United States of America and other developed countries are very expensive. The U.S. government does not offer socialized medical care for foreigners or new immigrants, so in the absence of insurance you or your sponsor (the individual who provided you with the I-134 sponsorship affidavit) will have to pay for health care costs incurred by you.

It is prudent to obtain a immigrant health insurance policy with coverage that protects you financially in the event of sudden illness, injury or accidental death.

US Immigrant Insurance plans are long term plans designed to the special health needs of new immigrants (Green Card holders sponsored by family members) to the US and potential immigrants (H4 & F2 visa holders). These plans are for immigrants who are not yet eligible for medicare or other domestic insurance plans. US Immigrant Insurance plans cover medical expenses resulting from sudden illness or injuries during their period of coverage.

US Immigrant Insurance: Get Quote

Answer the questions below and click "Get quote" button to compare quotes from several insurance providers.

1.	Immigrant's age
2.	Immigrant Spouse's age if coverage for spouse is required
3.	Enter number & ages of dependents under 18 requiring coverage Child less than 18 years and accompanied by a parent or guardian.
4.	Select medical maximum coverage amount Maximum eligible medical expenses that the plan will cover.
5.	Select the deductible amount The initial amount that you are responsible for before the insurance pays for medical expense.
6.	Select the immigrant's country of citizenship
7.	What is the mailing address
8.	If immigrant already in USA, how long has the immigrant been in USA Choose your latest entry to USA.
9.	Select the country/countries you need coverage