Medical Insurance for J1 Visa
Should I have insurance with J visa?
Yes, The U.S. Department of State generally mandates that J-1 Visa holders maintain a certain level of health insurance coverage for themselves and any dependents on a J-2 Visa throughout their stay in the United States.
What should J Visa insurance inclued?
Medical benefits minimum of $100,000 for every sickness or accidents
Repatriation of remains coverage of $25,000
Medical evacuation coverage of $50,000 for visitors
Deductible of $500 maximum for every injury or illness
A policy underwritten by an insurance company with-
An A.M. Best rating of “A-” or above
A Weiss Research Inc. rating of B+ or above
A Standard and Poor’s Claims Paying Ability rating of “A-” or above
An Insurance Solvency International Ltd. (ISI) rating of “A-I” or above
J1 Scholar
Just meet the requirements
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Annual aggregate maximum: Unlimited
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Maximum limit per illness or injury: $250,000
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Deductible per illness or injury: $500
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Copayment: $25
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Coinsurance(In-Network): 80%
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Hospitalization: 80%
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Outpatient care:80%
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Emergency Medical Evacuation: $50,000
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Accidental Death: $10,000
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Repatriation of Mortal Remains: $25,000
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World wide coverage
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J1 Scholar Premier
Better coverage
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Monthly -
Annual aggregate maximum: Unlimited
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Maximum limit per illness or injury: $500,000
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Deductible per illness or injury: $100
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Copayment: $0
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Coinsurance(In-Network): 80%
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Hospitalization:80%:
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Outpatient care: 80%
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Emergency Medical Evacuation: $50,000
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Medical Repatriation: $10,000
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Repatriation of Mortal Remains: $25,000
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World wide coverage
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