
Expat Health Insurance in Indonesia
Why Health Insurance is Crucial for Expats in Indonesia
Moving to Indonesia as an expat can be exciting, but it also comes with serious risks if you’re not properly covered. From traffic accidents in Jakarta to tropical diseases in Bali, the medical risks are real — and navigating local healthcare without coverage can be confusing and expensive.
As a foreigner, you may not have access to Indonesia’s public healthcare system. Even if you do, it may not meet the standards you’re used to. That’s why having reliable expat health insurance in Indonesia is not just smart — it’s essential.
Who Needs Expat Health Insurance in Indonesia?
What Does Expat Health Insurance in Indonesia Cover?
Local vs International Insurance: Why It Matters
There are two main types of expat insurance in Indonesia
International Health Insurance |
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Local Health Insurance |
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Top-Tier Care, Wherever You Are
The best hospitals and clinics in every major city
Insurance, Made Simple
How to navigate confusing insurance paperwork.
Real Risks Expats Face
What types of risks expats really face here — from dengue fever to motorbike accidents
Fast, Fair, and Reliable
Which insurers pay claims quickly and reliably
Mind the Gaps
What Coverage Limits and Exclusions to Watch Out For
Getting Expat Health Insurance in Indonesia Is Simple
Need broader financial advice? You can also book a 1-on-1 session to discuss:
Retirement planning for expats
Investment strategies
Life and critical illness cover
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Travel insurance is usually limited to short-term emergencies and has strict exclusions. For long-term expats, dedicated health insurance is the right tool.
Yes — our international plans are portable. If your next job takes you to Vietnam, Dubai, or back home, you can keep the same policy.
We help you access leading private hospitals in Indonesia — and give you options to receive treatment in Singapore, Bangkok, or even back home if needed.
Plans vary widely. Basic emergency-only plans start around USD $900 per year, while full family coverage with outpatient, maternity, and dental can cost $3,000–$10,000+ annually.
It depends on your visa type. But even if it’s not legally required, it’s highly recommended — especially for emergency treatment and medical evacuation.
Ready to Protect Your Health in Indonesia?
Don’t leave it to chance. Protect yourself, your family, or your expat staff with comprehensive health insurance that works across borders — and across emergencies.
Get a personalized quote today using the form below.
Or book a financial planning session to discuss your full expat protection and investment strategy.