Do you have to have health insurance when entering the Peace Corps?

Youhou j asked:


Do you have to have health insurance BEFORE entering and if you take their insurance for the Peace Corps, when does coverage begin?
So when am I covered? Will I be covered as soon as I am accepted or as soon as I step foot onto foreign soil?

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2 Responses to 'Do you have to have health insurance when entering the Peace Corps?'

1. Powered By Yahoo Answers - October 9th, 2009 at 5:31 pm

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   I KIND OF THOUGHT THAT “MEDICAL TREATMENT” WAS PART OF THE “BENEFITS PACKAGE” WHICH OUR “UNCLE SAMMY” PROVIDED WITH PEACE CORP SERVICE!!!SEE: Peace Corps
   Fighting hunger, disease, poverty, and lack of opportunity.www.peacecorps.gov – 46k – Cached – More from this site

2. Powered By Yahoo Answers - October 10th, 2009 at 7:43 am

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   Peace Corps requires a physical exam and medical clearances before they accept you in the Peace Corps. As a volunteer, all medical treatments and checkups are provided by Peace Corps so no health insurance is required.. threre is a cobra that kicks in when you leave Peace Corps that covers during any extended travel time when returning to the states and to cover the gap until you get a job.