Overseas Protection for Expats | Global Life Insurance

Protection planning for expats

Are you sure your life insurance will cover you in different countries around the world? With the right protection in place, you won't have to worry, wherever your next move takes you.

Protect your family - loss of life calculator

Protect your family - loss of life calculator

How much life insurance do expats need? Use our protection calculator to ensure your family could cope financially if you or your partner died while you're overseas.

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No matter where you are in the world, we'll help you choose the best possible protection for your family.


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Protecting your family

Overseas protection

Our expat guide covers some of the key things you need to consider if you want to protect your family while you're living or working abroad.

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What protection do you need?

What protection do you need?

Choosing the right protection isn't easy. Life insurance can differ between countries. And if you relocate, it may be expensive to change your policy.

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Step by step guide to financial planning for expats

Step by step guide to financial planning

As an expat, financial planning should be a priority. To help you make a start, our step by step guide shows you how to create a basic plan.

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Step by step guide to financial planning for expats

Protect your wealth

If you've got assets in more than one country, inheritance planning can be complicated - and expert advice is essential if you want to protect your wealth.

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Who ever or whatever you want to protect, let us help you find the right solution.

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Related Information

The value of investments (and any income received from them) can fall as well as rise and you may not get back what you invested. For some investments this can also happen as a result of exchange rate fluctuations as shares and funds may have an exposure to overseas markets. Most investments should be considered as a medium to long-term commitment, meaning you should be prepared to hold them for at least five years.