Sally Said:

does any body know if there is health insurance costing less than 20 dollars for international students in US?

We Answered:

Less than $20 a month? No. You won't find legitimate health insurance coverage of any sort for less than $20 a month.

A perfectly healthy young person may be able to get a plan with a relatively high deductible/out of pocket cost for over $50 a month.

Anything less than $20 a month is a scam, and would likely never pay out a single claim for you.

Tracy Said:

Can International students buy a car by financing in Ontario? And are they eligible for life insurance?

We Answered:

Yes you are eligible for life insurance. Not sure why you would want to buy it in Ontario unless you plan to stay and make a life here. As for purchasing a vehicle: The chances of you getting approved for financing are pretty much zero. Being a student means you have no income, or very little even if you had a part time job. Plus being a non-resident means you have no ties to the province and can take off with the vehicle should you default on the loan. I'm not saying it's impossible to be approved for financing, I'm just saying I wouldn't get my hopes up if I were you. You'd be better off saving some money and buying an old car for cash. Keep in mind if you live in the GTA the insurance is going to be very expensive. Contact a local insurance broker and ask for a quote on an old vehicle before committing to purchasing a vehicle.

Eduardo Said:

How does the health insurance work for international students in the UK?

We Answered:

You are automatically enrolled in the National Health system by your college or university although it is a good idea to check that this has been done.