Care in Canada
IfyouareaCanadiancitizen
Ifyoureassigned
The following areas may receive a second ID card.
According to local requirements, expatriates and third-country nationals working in Abu Dhabi must have health care insurance coverage. MetLife provides a compliant solution.
MetLife offers an optional solution to enhance the member experience for globally mobile employees into and out of Australia. Our solution includes options for: Australians outbound from Australia as well as members inbound to Australia from both reciprocal1 and non-reciprocal countries.
In Brazil, we provide a local ID card that makes it easier for you to see a doctor without needing to call for verification.
In Canada, we issue a local ID card that provides enhanced network access to both inbound members and outbound Canadians.
According to local requirements, expatriates and third-country nationals working in Dubai must have health care insurance coverage. MetLife provides a Dubai-compliant solution.
In Egypt, we issue a local ID card for enhanced direct pay access.
According to local requirements, expatriates and third-country nationals working in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and Oman must have health care insurance coverage that is provided through a locally-approved insurance carrier. MetLife provides a compliant solution through our local affiliate.2
In Hong Kong, we issue a local ID card for enhanced direct pay access.
The U.S. ID card is on the back of the global ID card for any members with access to care in the U.S., including members inbound to the U.S. (inpats) and U.S. citizens outbound to other countries.
In the United Kingdom, we issue a local ID card for enhanced direct pay access.
According to local requirements, expatriates and third-country nationals living or working in Saudi Arabia must have locally-compliant health care insurance coverage. MetLife provides access to a Saudi Arabia-compliant solution.
Ask Customer Service for more information if you are in one of these areas and haven’t received a local ID card yet.
To check if you have access to care in the US, please refer to your ID card or your Schedule of Benefits. If you do have care, read more about how to access care in the U.S.
IfyouareaCanadiancitizen