Good question. Do you have to be a citizen of that country to buy health insurance in that country? I live in San Diego. The company I work for offers Kaiser and SIMNSA. SIMNSA is a health insurance plan for healthcare in Mexico (we have a lot of employees who are bi-nationals and live across the border).SIMNSA is much cheaper because dead beats don’t get inside the hospital and there are no malpractice lawsuits. There is a new provision for SIMNSA that you must be a Mexican citizen to get that insurance. I heard that the Mexican citizenship requirement is new because of 0bamacare. Is the 0bama regime working to prevent us from getting health care outside the U.S.? There are so many bad surprises in 0bamacare.
P.S. I know the irony about citizenship requirements for health care in Mexico.
More likely the Mexican government fears their hospitals being overrun by all of California, Arizona and Texas by people seeking treatment post-Obamacare.