A job change can create gaps in your insurance. Here’s what to watch out for.
Changing jobs is a positive step
But from an insurance perspective, it’s one of the riskiest periods.
Where the problem arises
•your employment ends
•your new job hasn’t started yet
•or your residency status changes
👉 A gap is created
What it means in practice
•you don’t have health coverage
•you risk issues during an inspection
•you may breach your residency conditions
The most common mistake
People think:
“Insurance will somehow continue.”
It won’t.
The solution
Arrange temporary commercial insurance because it:
•covers the period between jobs
•ensures continuity
What to check
•the end date of your current insurance
•the start date of your new insurance
•no gap in between
Remember:
Changing jobs isn’t the problem.
A gap in your insurance is.
