Anyone who has a CURP, meaning all Temporary and Permanent Residents, has healthcare. It is called Bienestar. There is no fee. There is no sign-up. One needs a CURP page printout (not a MX state driver’s license or something showing your CURP number), recent utility bill in anyone’s name and a Temporary or Permanent Resident... Read More

Private health insurance prices will vary, depending on coverage, pre-existing conditions and age, but there are some excellent private hospitals in Mexico. We currently work with over 20 providers and offer more than 100 products. For those over age 75 we have medical evacuation including for those with pre-existing conditions. There is also medical insurance... Read More

IMSS (Instituto Mexicano Seguro Social) is available to Temporary and Permanent Residents. Renewals are annual and fees may be as high as 21,500 pesos, depending on one’s age. Those with pre-existing conditions, which may be as common as high blood pressure or high cholesterol, are normally denied coverage at the time of application or possibly... Read More

Health Insurance Before going to Mexico, learn what medical services your health insurance will cover overseas. If your health insurance policy provides coverage outside of your country, remember to carry both your insurance policy identity card as proof of such insurance and a claim form.  Although many health insurance companies will pay “customary and reasonable”... Read More