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Health Insurance: J Scholars Mandatory Health Insurance for J-1 Exchange Visitors Consistent with United States federal regulations, individuals in Exchange Visitor (J-1) status must purchase health insurance that includes minimum coverage as set by the United States Department of State, including coverage for medical evacuation and repatriation.? To ensure that exchange visitors at Temple University purchase at least the minimum coverage for the duration of the individuals J program,?Temple University requires proof of insurance only from firms whose coverage has been verified as meeting the Department of State minima prior to the issuance of any Form DS-2019.?You may find a list of insurance companies with policies that meet Department of State standards on our Insurance Companies Listing page.? Insurance coverage dates must match?the program start and end dates on the exchange visitors DS-2019.??The insurance requirement applies also to any dependents in Exchange Visitor Dependent (J-2) status.? If dependents will arrive after the exchange visitor, insurance may be purchased for them closer to their arrival in the US; however, proof of that insurance must be submitted to Ms. Loughran no later than five (5) days after the dependents arrival in the U.S.? Individuals who are eligible to purchase health insurance under the Temple University employee plans will also need to purchase additional coverage for medical evacuation and repatriation.? The suggested vendor for this additional coverage is MEDEX. The RequirementsProgram participants and their dependents are required to have medical insurance coverage FOR THE DURATION OF THEIR PROGRAM with the following minimum benefits [22 CFR 62.14]. Medical benefits of?at least?$50,000 per accident or illness Repatriation of remains in the amount of $7,500 Expenses associated with the medical evacuation of the exchange visitor to his or her home country in the amount of $10,000 A deductible not to exceed $500 per accident