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Living and working abroad is an exciting and rewarding experience. But when trying to immerse yourself in a foreign culture, get to grips with a different job role, or start a family away from home, the last thing you want to worry about is whether you can afford care if any health issues arise. 

More and more US nationals are working abroad than ever before, as US citizens embrace the expat lifestyle and build their homes in a different country.

Health providers, and the majority of insurance companies, tend to use technical terms to explain the details of their plans. This can be confusing, especially if you're new to health insurance, so we've explained what each of our most common terms mean below for you.

The rise of digital nomads has already begun, with more than four million Britons now working nomadically around the world. And it’s not just Britons; A Gallup survey from the New York Times found that nearly half of employed Americans spent at least some time working remotely in 2016.