What happens to my life insurance policy if I move to another state or country?
Answered by 4 licensed agents
Answered by Taylor Langlois on September 3, 2026
Agent Licensed in KS
Just be sure to let your beneficiaries know they are the beneficiary.
Answered by Sandra Bailey on August 30, 2026
Broker Licensed in TN
If you move to another country, things can be more complicated. The policy may have restrictions depending on the insurer and the country you move to, so it’s important to contact the insurance company before relocating.
Bottom line: Moving doesn’t automatically mean losing your coverage, but always check with your insurer before making an international move.
Answered by David Lewis on September 3, 2026
Agent Licensed in VA
Answered by Chauncey Quinn on September 3, 2026
Broker Licensed in MI, GA, IA & 8 other states
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