HONG KONG--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 7, 2024-- Pacific Prime, a global health insurance brokerage and employee benefits specialist, has released its annual Cost of International Health Insurance (COHI) Report 2024 , analyzing IPMI premiums for individual and family plans across 100 global locations. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.
businesswire.com/news/home/20241107735497/en/ A visual overview of Pacific Prime's findings on the average costs of international health insurance and premium trends in 2024. (Graphic: Business Wire) This year’s report reveals shifting dynamics in the international health insurance landscape, covering a variety of significant trends, such as the 56% increase in U.
S. premiums, Dubai's escalating costs, and Hong Kong's constant second-place ranking in premiums. Additionally, the report offers insight into how Singapore remains a leader in technology and flexible benefits, as well as the implications of visa reforms in Thailand, which aim to attract expatriates and lower insurance coverage requirements.
Neil Raymond , the CEO and Founder at Pacific Prime, shared: "Consumers are encountering fewer choices in the IPMI market, as major insurers like Cigna divest licenses and Aetna exits the international space. To remain competitive, brokers must focus on enhancing the value they bring to their services.” The report indicates that the average IPMI premiums for individual plans, which varied from USD $3,900 in.
