What Happens If You Get Sick Abroad Without Insurance
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Nobody plans to be the person who skips travel insurance
Nobody plans to be the person who skips travel insurance
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Travel insurance is one of those products people buy with vague confidence and specific ignorance. You know roughly what it does. You know it involves medical stuff and maybe flight cancellations
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Working remotely from another country sounds like a dream — and often it is. But the moment your laptop gets stolen from a café in Lisbon or you end up in a Bangkok emergency room with food poisoning, the reality of being uninsured abroad hits fast
One of the least glamorous realities of the location-independent lifestyle is that health coverage doesn't follow you automatically. When you leave a traditional employer, you typically lose access to group health insurance
Leaving a full-time job to work remotely or travel long-term is exciting — until you remember that your health insurance disappears along with your employee badge
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The most picturesque places in the world are frequently the ones where things go wrong. Cliffs, waves, mountains, motorbikes, and ancient ruins don't care about standard exclusion clauses — but your insurer does