Fulltimewanabe wrote:
You should ask the question direct of your health coverage provider but I'll almost hasten a bet that you are not covered for anything period in "no go zones". Onus is on you to ensure you are covered directly through your company and for the area and timeframe you intend to be there at point of departure/arrival.
I think that covers the whole situation quite well. ;)
Just like people who ignore travel warnings and still go to the middle eastern countries, knowing the risks. Then want our government, at tax payers expense, to rescue them when they get into trouble and held against their will. I have no sympathy for them. "Travel at your own risk" means just that!
