Expatriate

British expatriates can get life insurance products from 33% of UK insurers, a survey by Unusual Risks has found.

What happens to clients' UK-based life insurance if they move abroad? Expatriate Healthcare's Lee Gerry outlines some of the potential issues that advisers and customers should bear in mind

The most common benefit request among expat workers is private medical insurance (PMI) with 25% of expat staff asking employers for it;research by Expacare has found.

Aviva's Gulf Solutions IPMI product has expanded to include Bahrain and Jordan, as changes are made within Dubai to comply with new regulations.

Expatriate workers looking to have children should be aware of the high cost of private maternity care and childbirth overseas, an insurer has urged.

Jelf International has launched a guide to Sierra Leone highlighting issues that employers should be aware of with employee provision in the region.

Towers Watson has launched a simplified global benefit solution allowing employers to deliver local benefit packages including life, accident, health and disability.

British expats who have taken early retirement and moved to Europe will lose free access to local healthcare, the Telegraph has reported.

In 2013 there were around 1.19 million foreign expatriates in the UK as opposed to around 1.16 million UK expatriates in other countries.