What is IPMI?
A form of private medical insurance with a selected geographical area of cover. It may help internationally mobile people access eligible private healthcare, subject to policy terms.
International Private Medical Insurance (IPMI) is designed for people whose healthcare needs extend beyond a single national system. The right policy depends on your residence, area of cover, needs and insurer terms.
A form of private medical insurance with a selected geographical area of cover. It may help internationally mobile people access eligible private healthcare, subject to policy terms.
Policies may offer different geographical options, including important conditions for the United States, home-country treatment and emergency travel.
Inpatient care, outpatient treatment, maternity, dental, preventive care and other benefits vary considerably. Exclusions and limits are essential.
Application questions, pre-existing conditions, exclusions, waiting periods and acceptance depend on the insurer and policy.
Direct billing, reimbursement, pre-authorisation and provider networks vary by plan and location.
Premiums, residence, family circumstances and available alternatives can change over time.
No. For the same plan with the same insurer, the premium is exactly the same whether you buy it directly from the insurer or through a broker. Brokers are paid by the insurer, so you never pay more for expert advice and personal support.
Yes. You can change or remove your broker at any time, with zero impact on your IPMI policy: your cover, benefits, underwriting terms and premium remain exactly the same. You simply inform your insurer.