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What are the insurance requirements specified by the department of state to maintain the J1 or J2 visa status?

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What are the insurance requirements specified by the department of state to maintain the J1 or J2 visa status?

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The Department of State has established the following requirements for the type and amounts of coverage required to maintain J-1 or J-2 status: J1 Scholar (Exchange Visitor Visa) Health Insurance policy must provide “medical benefits of at least $50,000 for each accident or illness.” It means that an acceptable policy couldn’t set a maximum lower than $50,000 in benefits for each accident or illness. If a J visa holder dies in the U.S., then the policy must provide at least $7,500 in repatriation benefits to send the remains to the home country for burial. The deductible should not exceed $500 per accident or illness. The co-payment of medical expenses (the portion not covered by insurance that the insured pays him or herself) should be of no more than 25%. If, because of a serious illness or injury, you must be sent home on the advice of a doctor, the policy must pay up to $10,000 for the expenses of your travel. J1 Scholar (Exchange Visitor Visa) Health Insurance policy may establish

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The Department of State has established the following requirements for the type and amounts of coverage required to maintain J-1 or J-2 status: J1 Scholar (Exchange Visitor Visa) Health Insurance policy must provide “medical benefits of at least $50,000 for each accident or illness.” It means that an acceptable policy couldn’t set a maximum lower than $50,000 in benefits for each accident or illness. If a J visa holder dies in the U.S., then the policy must provide at least $7,500 in repatriation benefits to send the remains to the home country for burial. The deductible should not exceed $500 per accident or illness. The co-payment of medical expenses (the portion not covered by insurance that the insured pays him or herself) should be of no more than 25%. If, because of a serious illness or injury, you must be sent home on the advice of a doctor, the policy must pay up to $10,000 for the expenses of your travel. J1 Scholar (Exchange Visitor Visa) Health Insurance policy may establish

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