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Tip 1: Always read the fine print. We really mean it - the details are important. Tip 2: Ask your current, domestic health insurance if they offer international coverage (sometimes that's even included in your basic package).
Tip 3: Some countries have very strict laws so it's necessary to do some research on what kind of insurance you need. It's not just medical emergencies but it could also be insurance against theft or other non medical incidents.
Tip 4: Make sure
that you write down the local telephone number of your insurance
company's local offices in the countries you plan to visit. Also, get the
local emergency numbers for those countries (example: 911 for the United
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