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International health insurers we compare

IPMIAfrica ranks the whole international private medical insurance market for you. Here are the insurers we compare: pick one to read its guide, or let Nomi rank them all on price in about a minute.

How we publish insurer reviews. A dedicated page is published only when there is enough current, primary-source material to explain the product usefully. We do not fill evidence gaps with estimates: network counts, hospital relationships, claims processes and approval times are included only when the insurer or another verifiable primary source publishes them. A service target is not presented as an average.
Cigna GlobalCigna

Silver, Gold, Platinum and Close Care, cost-share levers, nurse-led chronic support and underwriting, explained for expats in Africa.

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Allianz CareAllianz

Care Base, Enhanced and Signature, matching out-patient and dental modules, a real choice of underwriting basis and the claims rules, for expats in Africa.

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IMG Global (GPMI)IMG Global

Bronze to Platinum medical tiers, optional dental and maternity with waiting periods, FMU, moratorium, CPME and group MHD underwriting, for expats in Africa.

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Bupa GlobalBupa Global

Major Medical, Select, Premier, Elite and Ultimate: limits, benefits, area options, waiting periods and underwriting, explained for expats in Africa.

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AXA Global HealthcareAXA

Foundation to Prestige Plus, outpatient and dental upgrades, per-person excess, evacuation and the pre-existing conditions rule, explained for Africa.

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Now Health WorldCareNow Health

Essential, Advance, Excel and Apex: limits, the Africa-restriction and USA-elective options, price levers and full medical underwriting, for Africa.

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Now Health SimpleCareNow Health

CORE, SimpleCare 100 and SimpleCare 250: annual maxima, what CORE leaves out, regional or worldwide-excluding-USA areas and deductibles, for expats in Africa.

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APRIL InternationalAPRIL

Explore, Essential, Extensive and Elite: limits, optional outpatient and maternity rules, chosen-country geography and underwriting, for expats in Africa.

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VUMI GlobalVUMI

Absolute, Universal, Special, Access, Optimum, Senior, Direct and Prime VIP: how annual and lifetime maxima differ and what to check first, for Africa.

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Optimum GlobalOptimum Global

The Gem plan: USD, GBP and EUR guides, inpatient and outpatient options, cost sharing, the 24-hour emergency contact rule and underwriting routes, for Africa.

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IPH EmeraldIPH

Core, Advance and Deluxe: full-refund hospital cover, where outpatient starts, lifetime limits, home nursing and evacuation on every level, for Africa.

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XN GlobalXN Global

Base, Elevation, Ascent, Summit and Apex: annual maximums, full-refund hospital benefits, why Base skips chronic management and Lloyd's backing, for Africa.

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Expatriate HealthcareExpatriate Healthcare

Primary, Primary+ Lite, Primary+ and Select: full-refund hospital and evacuation cover, moratorium underwriting and USD, EUR or GBP, for expats in Africa.

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HCI NimblNimbl

Core caps of US$250k to US$3m, deductibles, optional outpatient, dental and evacuation modules, geographic zones and a maximum entry age of 64, for Africa.

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