Study Abroad Category

Blog posts that address insurance issues related to study abroad.

Announcing the 10th Annual Travel Video Contest

September 2nd, 2015 by Sutherland Beever

What could you do with an extra $4,000? If you love traveling, the thrill of a new challenge, and the opportunity to win a cash prize to help fund your education, we have the perfect contest for you. The 10th anniversary of the InternationalStudent.com Travel Video Contest has just launched, and they can’t wait to […]

How much international insurance coverage is enough?

August 11th, 2015 by Victoria Troupe

Although it is hard to know exactly how much coverage you are going to need, you can get a better idea by knowing what your visa requires, how expensive medical care is in your destination country, what you’ll be doing abroad, and your budget.

Does My International Insurance Plan Cover Ebola?

December 22nd, 2014 by Victoria Troupe

Traveling always comes with inherent dangers. We usually prepare for these dangers by receiving the proper immunizations and vaccinations, taking extra precautions to stay safe, and purchasing travel insurance for unforeseen injuries or illnesses. However, when a serious medical outbreak or epidemic occurs, like the recent Ebola outbreak, travelers like us need to be aware […]

Insurance Requirements and Options for Studying Abroad in France

August 25th, 2014 by Bryanna Davis

Ten of the top 25 study abroad destinations for US citizens are inside Europe- number four on that list is France, according to the 2011/2012 Institute of International Education’s (IIE) Open Doors report. The latest report shows that there were 17,168 US students who studied abroad in France during the last academic year- a 0.9 […]

Summer Travel Inspiration for Students

August 4th, 2014 by Victoria Troupe

August has arrived again and the carefree whims of June and July are nothing but a fond memory again. Sure, the sun is still shining, the pools and beaches still crowded, but the school year ahead is looming over again like the cool breeze of the autumn, waiting to force the white sundresses into the […]

International Student Insurance Requirements for Denmark

June 30th, 2014 by Bryanna Davis

If you’re planning on studying in Denmark as an international student, you might be wondering what you need when it comes to meeting the international student insurance requirements for Denmark. The answer is- it will depend on your situation. First, it’s important to realize that Denmark has nationalized healthcare. This means that eligible citizens in […]

Top Hidden European Travel Destinations for Students

June 23rd, 2014 by Jennifer Frankel

Summer time is here, and that means that many students will be grabbing their backpacks and making the journey across Europe. While most students venture to the big – and expensive cities – such as London, Paris, Prague, take the path less traveled and you might just surprise yourself (and spare your wallet!). Here are […]

What Belgium Offers International Students!

June 20th, 2014 by Ross Mason

When looking at international destinations to study abroad, most students who are looking to Europe tend to opt for England, Spain, Italy or maybe even Germany. But, a country that is often overlooked is Belgium – and we are here to tell you why you should consider it as a study destination as Belgium has […]

Insurance for Studying Abroad in Spain

May 23rd, 2014 by Victoria Troupe

What insurance is required for me in Spain? Looking for insurance for studying abroad in Spain or traveling to Spain? Good job thinking ahead! Spain is a part of the Schengen region and insurance is required to enter the country. There is a chance that citizens of some countries have a reciprocal agreement with Spain […]

Fun Ways to Deal with Culture Shock

May 12th, 2014 by Victoria Troupe

International students come in many different shapes and sizes. Some are experienced world travelers while some are leaving their home for the first time. As exciting as studying in a foreign country can be, many people underestimate the probability of suffering from culture shock. Each culture is unique in different ways, and these differences can […]

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