Research published today has revealed that a quarter of expats took out new health insurance plans to cover family members amid the covid-19 pandemic, with 35.5% of expats adding family members to their current insurance plan. The data has been revealed in the ‘Expat Family Wellness Survey 2020: The Impact of Covid-19', published by international health benefits provider, Aetna International. The report, which surveyed 1,000 expat families in the UK, US, Singapore and UAE, explores the effect of the covid-19 pandemic on expat family health and well-being. It investigates how expats manag...
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