UK International Health Insurance Advice

Global Health Insurance is a market leading medical and healthcare brokerage. We offer UK international health insurance advice to the expatriate community and pride ourselves on searching and selecting the right plan for you that can offer you an affordable health insurance in the UK. As the expatriate medical insurancemarket continues to grow there is an even greater need for good quality advice and recommendations on UK international health insurance plans, whether you are an expat moving to the UK or a British national becoming an expatriate abroad. Our international medical consultants constantly search the market for new policies that may better serve the needs and requirements of our UK international health insurance clients.

• Individual Plans
  UK international health insurance plans designed for individuals. These plans are flexible and affordable, annually renewable and can be tailored to meet your specific medical requirements.

• Family Plans
  Family is the most important thing in many of our lives. Our medical consultants can recommend international health insurance cover to provide protection for all the family.

• Group Plans
  Medical insurance is vital for today’s business. Executives often travel extensively in the course of their job and we can advise you on what levels of cover are needed and can often obtain group discounts on your behalf.

• Travel Plans
  UK international health insurance plans designed for people visiting or working in the UK. Policies can be tailored for either for the short or medium term, but the trip cannot exceed 12 months.

Global Health Insurance has provided it’s customers with cover in almost all the countries in the world. We have gained vast experience and local knowledge though this procedure and are able to give you monetary and customs information and medical advice for UK holidays as well as advising you on UK international health insurance plans that give the right level of cover for you.

Expatriates are now not eligible for treatment under the state funded National Health Service unless they are living full time and paying taxes in the UK.