Summary
Rising private healthcare costs are influencing where wealthy families choose to live. A report by Henley & Partners shows an increase in global wealth migration, with healthcare being a key factor. The United States ranks as the most expensive country for private health insurance.
Key Facts
- Rising health care prices are making the wealthy reconsider where to live.
- Henley & Partners report indicates a spike in global wealth migration in 2025.
- Interest in residence or citizenship programs rose by 43% early in the year compared to 2024.
- The U.S. is the most expensive for private healthcare, averaging $18,000 per person annually.
- Hong Kong and Singapore follow the U.S. in healthcare costs.
- Some Asian countries like China have joined the high-cost markets for private care.
- Europe shows varied healthcare costs, with the U.K. being expensive while Romania is more affordable.
- Africa and Latin America present the most cost-effective options, with Morocco having the lowest costs.
