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A Schengen visa allows travelers to move freely within 27 European countries for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. To meet Schengen visa requirements, travelers must have health insurance covering at least €30,000. Pacific Cross offers short-term health insurance plans that provide the necessary coverage, ensuring peace of mind during your trip. For more details on visa applications and travel insurance, check out our blog.

Asia leads the world in healthcare efficiency and quality, with countries like Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan offering top-tier medical care, advanced technology, and accessible services. Pacific Cross stands out as a trusted health insurance provider in the region, ensuring policyholders receive high-quality medical treatment through its vast network of hospitals, specialists, and clinics.

Digital nomad visas are becoming increasingly popular, but most countries require applicants to have international health insurance. Without proper coverage, remote workers may face high medical costs and lack access to essential healthcare services. Pacific Cross provides flexible and comprehensive insurance plans, ensuring digital nomads receive quality care wherever they go. With a vast hospital network, 24/7 support, and efficient claims processing, Pacific Cross is the ideal partner for remote professionals worldwide.

We have an extensive network of hospitals and medical facilities across Asia and beyond, ensuring that you receive seamless access to quality healthcare wherever you are. Our dedicated 24/7 customer support team and efficient claims process make managing your healthcare simple, with options for direct billing at partner hospitals to minimize out-of-pocket expenses.

By understanding your mental health coverage and knowing how to navigate the policy, you can ensure that you get the care and support you need.

Europe's healthcare systems primarily follow the tax-funded Beveridge Model or the social insurance-based Bismarck Model, offering varying levels of access and coverage. Expats should familiarize themselves with their destination's system and consider international health insurance for added flexibility and comprehensive care while living abroad.