If you are relocating to Georgia for the long term, it is important to choose an insurance plan that covers both emergencies and routine medical care. Expats usually need more comprehensive coverage, including outpatient treatment, regular check-ups, chronic conditions, and international treatment if necessary.
What to Consider When Choosing Insurance
- Type of coverage – ensure the plan covers outpatient treatment, hospitalization, and regular medical procedures.
- Local or international insurance – international plans are useful if you plan to travel or want access to medical services outside Georgia.
- Financial limits and deductible – compare limits for treatment, medications, and emergencies.
- Chronic condition support – if you have pre-existing conditions, make sure they are covered.
- Additional options – dental care, optical care, preventive care, and vaccinations.
Internal Links for Detailed Information
- Compare local and international plans: Local vs international
- How to use insurance: How to use insurance
- Claims and assistance: Compensation, receipts, assistance
- What is covered: What is typically covered
- Typical exclusions: Typical exclusions
- Emergency situations: Emergency / 112
Tips for Expats
- Carefully review chronic condition coverage before signing the policy.
- Keep electronic and paper copies of your insurance policy and assistance contacts.
- If planning trips abroad, confirm whether the insurance covers international medical expenses.
- Regularly undergo preventive check-ups to maintain your health.
- Consider additional dental and optical coverage if planning a long-term stay.
Before choosing a policy, check out our guides, review plans for tourists, for expats or for digital nomads, and compare offers in the plan comparison table.