Planning a move overseas in your 20s or 30s can be an appealing opportunity. Almost two in three Singaporeans are open to relocating for work, and 72% of those are under 30. Relocating allows you to experience new cultures, work in different markets, and gain perspectives that may be quite different from those of your peers. It can also support personal and professional growth. Before you board a flight, though, it is worth considering what will happen to your insurance in Singapore after you relocate. This applies even if you remain a Singapore citizen. And what if you decide to give up your citizenship? Here is a look at what you can do to safeguard your health, wealth, and peace of mind. What will happen to your insurance if you relocate? Healthcare systems in different countries operate very differently, and arranging a global health insurance policy before you move can help with costs such as hospital stays, treatment,...