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How can I add a spouse, parent, or child as a dependent to my Long-Term Expat health insurance policy?

This article explains how to add dependents such as spouses, parents, or children to a Long-term Expat health insurance policy, including policy purchase requirements and options for children under 18.

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Under the Long-term Expat health insurance policy, you are able to add a dependent such as a spouse, parent or child.

Below we outline the steps to do so.

Spouse or parent

You can add a spouse or parent to your Long-term Expat health insurance by completing a new application and purchasing a separate policy for each dependent under your account.

Children under 18 can be added as dependents to an existing policy with a discounted price or obtain a standalone policy categorized as 18-25 years old.

If the child will be added under an existing parent's policy, we provide a discounted policy price for children under 18 when obtaining a quote. This allows the child to be covered as a dependent on the parent's policy.

A separate policy will need to be purchased for each spouse or family member, but it will all be under your account for ease of access and management of the policies.

Child (under 18 years)

If you would like to sign up a dependent that is a child under the age of 18, this is also something we can certainly assist with!

If the child will be a dependent added under an existing policy

For example, a child under 18 will be added to a parents' policy, then we offer a rebated policy price under the 0-18 age range when obtaining your quote.

If the child will be a dependent with a standalone policy

If it is a child under 18 and it will be a standalone policy, then please select the young adult category of 18-25 when obtaining your quote.

If you are unsure or would like further clarification, please don't hesitate to reach out to our team and we will gladly assist you further.

If you would like to sign up to our long term expat health insurance, you can do so here.

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