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Y, you don't need to apologize for me, but I appreciate your offer. You have already done enough in this thread by contributing nothing of value. Go home and take a nap.
Retiring out of country, i.e. taking up permanent residence is not the same as visiting a foreign country for a few weeks or months.
All of the international travel policies I have seen are for a finite period of time. They come to an end and do not "roll over". No continuity of coverage.
If anyone knows of a "permanent" plan I would appreciate sharing of that information.
Retiring out of country, i.e. taking up permanent residence is not the same as visiting a foreign country for a few weeks or months.
All of the international travel policies I have seen are for a finite period of time. They come to an end and do not "roll over". No continuity of coverage.
If anyone knows of a "permanent" plan I would appreciate sharing of that information.