SafetyWing

Global health insurance for nomads, expats & remote workers

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Nomad Insurance: travel medical insurance for unexpected injuries and illnesses during your travels. Flexible coverage in 175+ countries. Nomad Health: fully-equipped health insurance for nomads, expats and remote workers. Remote Health: global health insurance to cover your employees and contractors worldwide under one plan, regardless of where they live

3.6

Based on 98 reviews

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SafetyWing receives mixed reviews, with users appreciating its flexibility and global coverage for digital nomads and travelers. Positive feedback highlights the ease of use, responsive customer service, and quick claims processing, as noted by several users. However, many users report dissatisfaction with claim denials and complex processes, describing experiences of unfulfilled promises and poor communication. Despite these issues, some users, particularly those using the Remote Health plan, find it beneficial for remote work setups. Overall, SafetyWing is praised for its concept but criticized for execution.

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Pros

fast claim processing (11)

easy to use (10)

excellent customer support (9)

nomad insurance (7)

intuitive user interface (5)

quick reimbursement (4)

affordable pricing (3)

global coverage (3)

easy policy setup (2)

flexible coverage (2)

Cons

unfair claim denial (7)

complex claim process (6)

poor communication (6)

slow claim processing (4)

unprofessional service (4)

inconsistent claim handling (3)

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Reviews

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Karsten Knorr

•1 review

I am with SafetyWings pretty much since day one. And even if claim handling is very time consuming and communication pretty often a pain in the ass I supported the idea of the product. But today I found out about the biggest lack in their policy which makes it a total no go. As one might know you need to renew your policy once a year - means each policy is valid for max 12 months. I thought this is just to adjust the monthly rates based on once ages but this is not the idea behind it. The reason for the yearly renewal is that this is how they try to avoid to pay for longer treatment or expensive claims. Imagine the following: You will have a bigger accident in month 11 of your 12 months membership. Initial hospital treatment will be covered by SafetyWing. But the hospital is scheduling your necessary surgery in months 13 (or to be more detailed in month 1 after the renewal of your policy). And imagine the treatment is a bit more complicated and expensive and the injury will need another 6 months to heal. In this case SafetyWing will pay exactly NIL, ZERO, NOTHING. Why? Because the renewal of your policy is considered as a NEW policy under their fine print and the accident that happened in your OLD policy is excluded from the new one as it is a "pre-existing condition". Imagine the situation that you have a longer treatment let's say because of a serious illness like cancer. They will stop their payments the day your original policy will expire and there is nothing you can do against it.

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