Retirement abroad: the right cover at the right age
Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Thailand: each country has its own rules, and most policies set an age limit for joining. We help you choose before it is too late.
For whom: retirees and future retirees settling outside France
What we check for you
- Your rights under the S1 form if you settle in the European Union
- The real value of the CFE in your country
- The entry age limits and the absence of an exit age limit
- Cover during your stays in France
- Access to private clinics and direct billing on site
What you receive
- Two or three policies compared, with our recommendation
- Administrative support for your formalities
- A dedicated adviser who knows your file
- An annual review, because premiums and needs change with age
How it works
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2 minutes is all it takes to tell us about you
Tell us your country of residence, your age, your family situation and your current cover. No medical information is requested at this stage.
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We discuss your needs
We analyse your situation with you, by phone or video call, at a time that suits you.
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We compare offers from several insurers
Within 48 hours, we send you a personalised recommendation that is clear and suited to your budget.
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We follow your file
Until your insurance card is issued, then with every difficult claim and every renewal.
Frequently asked questions
Should I join the CFE when I retire abroad?
It depends on the country and your pension scheme. In a European Union country, the S1 form can give you access to the local health system, and the CFE then often duplicates it. Outside the European Union, it can be a useful base, topped up with an international policy.
Is there an age limit for taking out cover?
Yes, most international policies set a maximum age for joining. Once insured, some policies cover you for life. It is a key criterion in our selection.
Can you help me with the paperwork?
Yes. We tell you which forms to request and the steps to follow, and we follow your insurance file until your card is issued.
Review your cover
The assessment is free and without commitment. Within 48 hours you know what really protects you, and what is missing.