Why J1 Visa Health Insurance

Government regulations require J1 visa holders and their J2 dependents to have J visa insurance. It is illegal not to be covered by a policy that meets these requirements. In addition healthcare costs in the United States are high and treatment for relatively minor sicknesses or injuries can also be expensive.

We offer J visa insurance plans underwritten by some of the best insurance carriers. These plans are underwritten by companies with high A.M. ratings. Such companies include AIG, Nationwide, and Lloyds. A.M. ratings are provided by A.M. Best, an independent company.

J1 Visa Medical Insurance Features

Our J visa insurance plans can be bought prior to or after the start of travel. These plans often feature direct payments to certain hospitals and doctors. Our plans offer coverage of at least $50,000 per accident or sickness. They can be bought online, over the phone, by fax, or by mail. No medical tests or examinations are needed prior to purchase and can be paid for via credit card, money order, check, or wire transfer. Confirmation of coverage is emailed to the insured immediately.