Studying abroad

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Studying abroad promises to be a transformative experience. Not only will it certainly boost your professional prospects but it is also a chance to grow personally and experience life from a whole new perspective. Before you pack your bags, however, there is something you should not overlook to make sure you embrace this journey with complete peace of mind: your health. You might be wondering: do I really need expat health insurance as a student? I am in perfect shape, what purpose would it serve? This guide will answer your questions and provide solutions tailored to your health insurance needs as a student.

In this blog, we provide a practical guide about how you can prepare ahead of your travels, what to do if you get sick overseas, and how to file an insurance claim.

Since Brexit, a visa has become compulsory for those wishing to study in the UK for more than 6 months. With this, individuals can study on their chosen course as well as work under certain conditions.

Prioritising your health and wellbeing when studying abroad can help you make the most of your academic journey and all the fun experiences that come with it.

Every year, many students go to Canada for their studies. However, these courses come at a high cost. University is not free in Canada. Fees vary between €3,000 and €20,000 per year, depending on the province...