Blog categorized as Insurers

Vietnam's first and largest non-life insurer by revenue and market share — nearly 60 years in business, 79 member companies, 800+ regional offices and 90 products, part of Bao Viet Holdings Group.

One of Vietnam's longest-standing domestic non-life insurers — motor, property, health and travel cover for local individuals and businesses, sold through the country's largest branch and agent network.

Southeast Asia's boutique international health, group and travel insurance specialist — established 2012. Tailored protection that fits your lifestyle Our plans are crafted by LUMA to meet the unique health needs of families and expats across Asia.

Vietnam's #1 non-life insurer, an A- (Excellent) AM Best rating and now majority-owned by German insurance group Talanx AG — a locally dominant, internationally-backed choice for motor, property, health, travel and liability cover.

A specialist international life insurance company for expats and globally mobile individuals — Seychelles-regulated since 2012, with policyholder risk reinsured across Swiss Re, RGA and Arch Re, three of the world's most highly rated reinsurers.

We are part of the Pacific Cross Group, established in 1971, with operations in Hong Kong, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam. The group brings decades of experience o9ffering affordable heatlh and travel plans for residents in Vietnam

One of Vietnam's longest-established foreign non-life insurers (present since 2003), offering HealthCare, motor, home, travel and SME insurance to Vietnamese citizens and permanent residents — with a broad direct-billing network and, as of February 2026, part of Chubb insurance

A 100%-foreign-owned subsidiary of QBE Insurance Group — a top-20 global general insurer and reinsurer, A (Excellent) rated by AM Best — covering businesses and individuals in Vietnam with property, liability, marine, construction and vehicle insurance.

XN is uniquely positioned in the international private medical insurance (IPMI) space because it combines comprehensive expat healthcare with specialized global mobility coverage—including personal belongings & liability insurance.

Southeast Asia's boutique international health, group and travel insurance specialist — established 2012. Tailored protection that fits your lifestyle Our plans are crafted by LUMA to meet the unique health needs of families and expats across Asia.

MSH International (a subsidiary of the Diot-Siaci Group) is a global leader in expatriate healthcare coverage. It is particularly famous for its modular First'Expat+ (coverage from the 1st euro/dollar) and Relais'Expat+ (top-up coverage to the French Caisse des Français de l'Étranger / CFE) plans

By putting our members at the heart of everything we do, we’re building an expat insurance experience that’s both personal and fair. That’s why we’re the insurance provider of choice for people living & working abroad.

Flexible, high-quality international health insurance for expats, digital nomads, students and businesses — backed by 40 years of APRIL Group experience and a 30,000-partner global network.

Flexible, high-quality international health insurance for expats, digital nomads, students and businesses — backed by 40 years of APRIL Group experience and a 30,000-partner global network.

Global international health insurance from Allianz Partners — A+ (A.M. Best) rated, a network of 2 million+ medical providers, and 24/7 multilingual support for professionals, families and corporates across Vietnam and ASEAN.

ACS Assurances (ACS-AMI) is renowned in the mobility sector for offering some of the lowest-cost travel and expatriate medical insurance policies—notably Globe Partner, Globe Traveller, and ACS Expat.

In 2026, ACS Expat Santé (provided by ACS Assurances) is driven by its reputation for "lowest-in-market" tariffs and its role as a primary alternative to state-backed schemes like the CFE.

Hausse de 11 % des tarifs de la CFE en 2026 : Pansement temporaire ou véritable remède ? Pas un remède , ni même un pansement temporaire!

À compter du 1er avril 2026, la Caisse des Français de l'Étranger (CFE) applique une revalorisation de 11 % sur ses cotisations santé. Malgré des recettes record de 190 M€, l'organisme fait face à un déficit structurel de 10 M€, poussé par une inflation médicale mondiale de 10 % par an.