et bien non, pas chez la french american chamber of commerce,
je dois prendre une assurance qui:
(je quote le message, toutes mes xcuses si je n'ai pas le droit de le faire sur le forum):
"International Career Development Programs
J-1 Visa Insurance Information
U.S. Federal Regulations require that, before arriving in the United States, all J-1 Exchange Visitor Trainees and Interns (and any accompanying dependents) obtain health insurance covering them for the entire length of their programs.
All insurance coverage must meet the following requirements:
Medical and Accident $50,000 per illness/accident or more
$500 deductible or less
Medical Evacuation $10,000 or more
Repatriation of Remains $7,500 or more
In addition, an insurance policy secured to meet the benefits requirements must be underwritten by an insurance corporation with an A.M. Best rating of A- or above, an Insurance Solvency International, Ltd. (ISI) rating of A-I or above, a Standard and Poor’s Claims Paying Ability rating of A- or above, or a Weiss Research, Inc. rating of B+ or above. Alternatively, the participant's policy may be backed by the full faith and
credit of the government of the exchange visitor's home country.
When an application for J-1 visa sponsorship is submitted, the Exchange Visitor or company must provide the FACC-NY with proof of coverage meeting all above-noted minimums.
The host company’s insurance plan or a private insurer may be used. If the J-1 candidate needs to enroll in an American insurance plan, the FACC partners with Gateway USA, which offers fast on-line enrollment and payment."
bon y a quand même une partie qui est un peu du charabia pour moi
enfin
l'entreprise qui m'accueille me l'avait bien spécifié lors de mon entretien. C'est peut être moins cher pour eux de passer par le sponsor vu que les stagiaires doivent contracter eux même leur assurance!!!
