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The first qualification is that you have to be a legal resident of the USA. For tourists, with a part B supplement there is a lifetime benefit of $50000 for emergency care only.
Every US Citizen is qualified unless incarcerated. Of course, you need to have the accumulated credits to get no-cost Part A. Part B wouldn't be worth paying for when living abroad. Especially if you're cool with using your country of residence's medical services.
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- OfiZIHalmente Ruco - ZihuaRob, 2023-10-04, 19:35
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