Protect your U.S. assets
Coverage can provide liquidity for U.S. estate costs, a mortgage, or a business interest — so heirs aren’t forced to sell.
Who we serve · Non-residents
If you live outside the United States but have real ties here — property, a business, or family — U.S. life insurance can sometimes be arranged through specialized programs. We’ll help you explore whether there’s a fit.
Why it matters
This is a specialized corner of the market. Some carriers offer programs for foreign nationals who don’t live in the U.S. but have substantial connections here — real estate, a business interest, investments, or close family. These programs often suit larger coverage amounts tied to significant U.S. holdings, but the rules are stricter and vary widely from one carrier to the next.
Because it’s specialized, we take an honest, exploratory approach rather than making promises. Working with specialist partners, we help you see whether your situation fits a program, what documentation it would take — proof of U.S. ties, financials, and sometimes a visit to the U.S. for application or underwriting — and whether it genuinely makes sense for you. Our role is a clear-eyed look at the fit, with no pressure.
The case for owning your coverage
Coverage can provide liquidity for U.S. estate costs, a mortgage, or a business interest — so heirs aren’t forced to sell.
These specialized programs often suit higher coverage tied to meaningful U.S. property or business holdings.
Coverage can play a role alongside the work your own attorney and tax advisors are already doing.
We explore real options through specialist partners instead of guessing — and tell you plainly if it isn’t a match.
Coverage that fits
Non-resident programs are specialized and vary widely by carrier — we’ll help you explore whether there’s a fit, with no pressure and no promises.
Permanent coverage is the usual fit for legacy and liquidity needs tied to long-term U.S. holdings.
Learn more →Where it’s available, term can cover a defined obligation like a U.S. mortgage or business loan.
Learn more →Living in the U.S. on a visa is a different, more accessible path — see coverage for visa holders.
Learn more →Questions we hear
Sometimes. Certain carriers offer specialized programs for non-resident foreign nationals who have substantial U.S. ties, but the rules are stricter than for residents and approval is far from automatic. We work with specialist partners to help you explore whether your situation fits — without overpromising.
Programs generally look for genuine connections such as U.S. real estate, a business interest or ownership, investments, or close family in the country. Carriers assess these case by case, along with your financial picture. We’ll help you understand what a given program looks for before you invest time in applying.
Often, yes. Many of these programs require part of the application or medical underwriting to be completed during a visit to the U.S. The specifics vary by carrier and program, and we’ll lay out what would be expected for your situation as part of exploring the fit.
No — and we won’t pretend otherwise. This is a specialized, case-by-case area, and eligibility depends on the carrier, your ties to the U.S., your finances, and underwriting. What we can do is give you an honest assessment of whether there’s a realistic fit and guide you to the right specialist if there is.
No-pressure quote
Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll reach out with honest options — no obligation, no jargon.