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[garet]

I'm living in Thailand now, but I'm moving back to the USA in mid-November. I'm looking for short term health/travel insurance for my 1st month there.

All the travel insurance that I've looked at doesn't cover US citizens while in the US. Another plan requires that I be a resident of Thailand, but I will be leaving Thailand and giving up my room before I leave. 

 

I'm intending on signing up for insurance through the ACA after I'm in the US, but that would still leave me uncovered for several weeks. 

 

Can any expat US citizen tell me where they bought reliable, short term health/travel insurance during trips home to the US?

I've looked at old posts both here and on Reddit, but I haven't found a reliable answer.

[Gobbler]

2 minutes ago, garet said:

I'm living in Thailand now, but I'm moving back to the USA in mid-November. I'm looking for short term health/travel insurance for my 1st month there.

All the travel insurance that I've looked at doesn't cover US citizens while in the US. Another plan requires that I be a resident of Thailand, but I will be leaving Thailand and giving up my room before I leave. 

 

I'm intending on signing up for insurance through the ACA after I'm in the US, but that would still leave me uncovered for several weeks. 

 

Can any expat US citizen tell me where they bought reliable, short term health/travel insurance during trips home to the US?

I've looked at old posts both here and on Reddit, but I haven't found a reliable answer.

I used travel insurance to go to the USA, and then increased the length. There was a limit of a year or two.

 

[Sheryl]

IMG has a travel  policy that covers US citizens visiting the US -- but  they must be resident elsewhere.

 

I believe it is called Patriot.  Prior to becoming eligible for Medicare I got this each year. (Never had a claim tho). 

[jas007]

Unless you know for sure that you're at risk of a major health emergency, why not just get some accident insurance?