Review of Liaison Student from Seven Corners

Editor Review

The Good: Ideal coverage for students from all countries who are traveling outside their home country for educational and/or research purposes. Coverage for up to 12 months (renewable as long as you remain eligible up to age 65).

The Drawbacks: Maximums for spouse and children reduced. Coverage for pre-existing medical conditions limited. Coinsurance and co-pays apply to non U.S. students.

The Bottom Line: Comprehensive major medical coverage and affordable premiums for students traveling overseas. Covers accidents and illnesses, mental illness, physiotherapy, and more just as a typical health insurance plan will. Includes coverage for evacuation, repatriation and other travel medical concerns too.

How to get a quote & buy online

Quote and buy direct: Get a quote directly at the Seven Corners website. A good choice if you know you want a Seven Corners plan and are ready to enroll.

Compare plans from all companies: Use our travel insurance comparison tool to compare plans from all companies, get quotes, and buy online.

Coverage

Benefits	Maximum
Medical expenses	$250,000 ($0 – $100 deductible)
Emergency dental	$250 (up to $500 maximum)
Emergency evacuations	$100,000
Repatriation	$25,000
AD&D	$10,000
24/7 assistance services	Yes

* Maximums for spouse and children reduced

Plan Details

This plan is unique in that it provides the following:

Maternity care treated as any other illness up to plan maximum.
Inpatient and outpatient treatment for alcohol and drug abuse available.
Coverage for inpatient and outpatient mental illness treatment available with co-insurance.
No deductibles or co-pays for U.S. citizens.
Includes up to $5,000 in emergency medical reunion (to a maximum of 10 days) expense reimbursement.
Home country coverage for trips up to 30 days (up to $1,000 maximum).
Easy to find pricing right in the plan summary.
Access to Well Abroad, an online resource for political, cultural, and medical information, forms, and more, included.

Limitations

The following are the limitations on this plan’s coverage:

Deductibles and co-pays for prescriptions apply to non U.S. students.
Coverage for pre-existing medical conditions limited to $500 for U.S. citizens and not available to non U.S. citizens.
Injuries due to a motor vehicle accident limited to $10,000 for non U.S. students.
Injuries due to sports limited to $5,000 for non U.S. citizens.