Expat Insurance Brokers
Every business on this page is a broker or adviser rather than an insurer. These firms place expatriates, families, students and small employers with international health insurers, and several also arrange travel or nomad cover. What separates them is laid out on their own sites: the panel of insurers each one works with, the countries and client types it focuses on, and whether it describes its role as independent advice or as a sales channel for particular carriers. Some publish how they are paid, through commission, a fee or both, and some describe services that continue after the sale, such as help at renewal or with claims correspondence. Our write-ups report those points as each broker states them, and list the insurers a firm names on its own pages.
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A German digital insurance brand, registered as a German broker, selling visa-ready expat health cover in Portugal and Switzerland with published monthly prices.
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A Paris insurance broker selling its own-brand expatriate, senior and working-holiday health plans, with Euro-Center handling claims and four ACS Expat cover levels.
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An FCA-regulated broker and comparison site pairing human advisers with a multi-insurer quote tool, plus BlueCross BlueShield and GeoBlue travel policies for US residents.
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A Dutch non-profit broker that advises on and mediates IMG, APRIL International and William Russell plans for expats, students and travelers rather than underwriting any policy itself.
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A London expat health insurance broker, trading name of FCA-regulated SIP MFO Ltd, that compares international medical plans by phone and publishes sample quotes.
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An Illinois-licensed insurance agency owned by the American Medical Association, arranging international health cover for medical students and residents through International Medical Group.
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An ORIAS-licensed independent broker, run by Azuria Life, placing individual, family, teacher and group expat health plans with insurers such as Now Health, Aetna, Cigna and Bupa.
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The English-language comparison service of International Santé, an ORIAS-registered Toulouse broker that ranks 300+ expat health plans by price and backs the chart with advisers.
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A licensed Hong Kong insurance broker that compares international health, family, group and travel plans from several insurers and says clients pay the insurer's own price.
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The brand of a Hong Kong-licensed brokerage that pairs human advisers with an AI quote and policy-comparison tool for expat medical, evacuation and group cover.
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A Bangkok-headquartered, OIC-licensed insurance broker and comparison site that shows indicative premiums from named insurers for international and Thai health cover.
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A French broker registered with ORIAS that compares and tenders international health cover from a named panel of insurers for expatriates, students, travelers and employers.
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The Estonia-licensed broker Herrmann, Huebner & Partner, comparing international health and long-term travel insurance from 25+ insurers for digital nomads.
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A Del Mar, California brokerage and MGA arranging international health, travel medical, high-risk and high-limit disability cover for expats, employers and other brokers.
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A Marbella health insurance broker registered with Spain's DGSFP that arranges Spanish and international private cover for expats, retirees and visa applicants, at no fee.
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An independent brokerage doing business as Missionary Health, placing missionaries in short-term travel medical, long-term major medical and group plans underwritten by Lloyd's and others.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to use these expat insurance brokers?
Many brokers, such as Bsure Health Brokers and CCW Global, do not charge clients an extra fee. CCW Global specifically states that clients pay the same price as they would directly to the insurer.
Can these brokers help me find insurance specifically for a visa application?
Yes, several brokers specialize in visa-ready coverage. For example, Bsure Health Brokers arranges cover for visa applicants in Spain, and Feather sells visa-ready plans for Portugal and Switzerland.
Do these brokers offer different ways to compare insurance plans?
You can compare plans through various methods depending on the broker. Some use AI and digital comparison tools like ExpatMedicare, while others like Expat Assure offer comparisons by phone.
Are there brokers that cater to specific groups like medical students or employers?
Yes, there are options for different demographics. AMA Insurance arranges cover for medical students and residents, while brokers like AOC Insurance Broker and International Health Cover provide group plans for employers.
Can I find coverage if I am a US resident looking for travel insurance?
ExpatInsure provides travel policies from BlueCross BlueShield and GeoBlue specifically for US residents. Other brokers on this list may also arrange travel or nomad cover alongside international health plans.