As we wrap up April, Michael Smith shares the latest updates from across the insurance market. Highlights include service and operational expansions, key milestone achievements, and the launch of new insurance products from various insurers.

Travelling this summer? Learn symptoms and prevention for dengue, yellow fever and Zika - plus travel insurance tips if you need treatment or make a claim abroad. 

Through telehealth, you will be able to save money and conveniently access healthcare and treatment in various aspects. However, is it worth foregoing a hospital visit entirely? 

In our March update, Michael Smith discusses insurance market updates such as plan updates from notable insurers like AXA, IMG, and more.

Teaching overseas is an exciting milestone for teachers. However, this also comes with concerns like healthcare accessibility. Fortunately, this is where international health insurance comes in. 

In our latest video, i-Brokers Director Michael Smith discusses passive war and terrorism coverage within International Private Medical Insurance, and political evacuation coverage.

As global instability grows, many expats and employers question whether international health insurance covers terrorism, conflict, and evacuation. This article explains passive war and political evacuation cover.

In today’s video, our Senior Relationship Manager Tristan Slock discusses what expats can expect when giving birth in Thailand, covering a range of topics from hospitals, cost, and maternity insurance.

Join i-Brokers' director, Michael Smith, in our February 2026 company update as he discusses recent hires to meet the increasing demand for our services, our new office, and our active engagements with various insurance partners.

Expecting a child is an exciting time for parents. However, for expats in Southeast Asia, with that excitement also comes numerous concerns like hospitals availability or the cost of the delivery.  

In today's video, our client relationship manager Darren Wise discusses common myths about health insurance that come at the cost of reduced coverage ranging from price-based decisions to erroneously assuming one wouldn’t need health insurance while healthy.

Public and private healthcare vary in quality, waiting times, cost, and accessibility. While public healthcare offers the basics, private healthcare is generally preferred. 

Join Michael Smith from i-Brokers as he discusses updates to insurance premium rates, the educational content we have planned, and more.

 Common myths about health insurance include “health insurance is for old people” or “cheapest plan is the best”. However, these misconceptions are what keeps you from getting comprehensive coverage. 

Travel insurance and international health insurance may seem similar at first. However, there are way more differences between these two types of health insurance plans than you might think. 

Whether you’re looking for excitement or a peaceful getaway in Pattaya in Thailand, Nagano in Japan, or anywhere else during your winter break, consider travel insurance for maximum peace of mind.