Seven Corners Liaison Travel
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Liaison Travel drops the trip-cancellation piece entirely and puts the budget into medical coverage built for a long stay: higher medical maximums, evacuation and repatriation as standard, and a deductible structure aimed at someone who expects to actually use the plan for routine issues over months, not just a single emergency. It's a common choice for missionaries, retirees splitting the year between the US and a second country, and long-term contractors on assignment.
Pre-existing conditions aren't covered outright, though Liaison Elite includes a modest allowance for treatment of an unexpected recurrence. Coverage is primary, and Seven Corners' own 24/7 assistance team handles evacuation coordination directly rather than through a subcontractor. It's a reasonable middle ground between a full international private medical plan like Cigna Global and a short-term travel policy, for an expat who wants renewable coverage without the more detailed underwriting some competitors require.