Why Health Insurance in Nigeria Offers Strong Value for Diaspora Families Compared to the UK, US, and Canada

October 05, 2025 96 1 1
For many Nigerians abroad, caring for loved ones back home is a constant responsibility. Hospital bills in Nigeria can be unpredictable, and remittances are often the default solution. But an increasing number of diaspora families are now realizing that health insurance in Nigeria is not only affordable but also one of the most effective ways to protect family members. In the UK While the NHS provides healthcare, long waiting times often push families into private cover β€” typically costing Β£1,000–£2,000 per person each year. In the US Healthcare is among the most expensive in the world, with family premiums reaching $22,000+ per year, not including deductibles. In Canada Though publicly funded, many still purchase private insurance at CAD $1,000–$3,000 annually to reduce long wait times and cover extras like dental. In Nigeria In contrast, comprehensive plans cost just $300–$600 per year, covering outpatient care, emergencies, maternity, surgery, and preventive services. Families gain immediate access to private hospitals, avoiding delays and surprise expenses. More Than Just Cost Savings - Protects families from unexpected medical debt - Provides peace of mind across borders - Strengthens Nigeria’s private healthcare ecosystem. Tailored for the Diaspora Solutions like Diaspora Health Cover, in partnership with NEM Insurance, are making it easier than ever for Nigerians abroad to cover their loved ones at home. With online sign-up, flexible plans, and 24/7 support, these services are designed for peace of mind. Learn more at www.diasporahealthcover.com --- David Coker Founder, Diaspora Health Cover

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