Source: SafetyWing (safetywing.com) · Information sourced from SafetyWing's published plan documentation. Pricing from safetywing.com — verify current rates before purchasing.
SafetyWing is often marketed as "expat health insurance." It isn't — it is travel medical insurance. This distinction matters significantly when you are choosing cover for long-term residence abroad. Read the difference before deciding.
SafetyWing Nomad Insurance covers emergency medical treatment, hospitalisation, emergency dental, medical evacuation and repatriation. It is priced from approximately $45/month for those under 40 — significantly cheaper than traditional IPMI. Coverage is available in most countries and can be purchased month-to-month without commitment.
Coverage limit: $250,000 maximum per policy period. Medical evacuation limit: up to $100,000 within the overall limit. For context, a medical evacuation from Bali to Singapore can cost $15,000–50,000, and serious oncology or trauma can exhaust these limits.
Early-stage digital nomads on a tight budget. Those in their 20s in good health who need emergency-only cover. Gap cover between proper IPMI policies. Short trips where travel insurance isn't available.
Long-term expats as primary health cover. Anyone over 40 with any health conditions. Expats in Indonesia or Bali where medical evacuation risk is real. Families. Those requiring routine healthcare access.
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