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amother

Sun, Aug 23 2020, 5:46 pm

Hi,my daughter bh is going to seminary, her seminary gave me a private insurance that’s too expensive, anyone know if I can get her in bituach leumi?
Also any women driver that could take her from the airport to Yerushalayim at 3 am? Thanks in advance

amother

Beige

Sun, Aug 23 2020, 7:49 pm

Following!
How much was the insurance they suggested?
Do they let you take another one?
My son is going as well.

amother

Mon, Aug 24 2020, 1:33 am

I think 2,30$ a day if I’m not mistaken and I told them today I’m looking for a cheaper one and they didn’t reply... maybe now someone that lives in Israel could help us...

amother

Salmon

Mon, Aug 24 2020, 1:42 am

Bituach leumi isn't for health insurance. You need a kupat cholim. Both Maccabi and Meuchedet have programs for non-citizens and have English websites. Maybe you can try them.

I don't know of any female cab drivers, though I have also never heard it being unsafe to travel with a male driver.

When is your daughter starting seminary? It may be hard to get student visas after the chagim.

amother

Mon, Aug 24 2020, 1:54 am

She will be starting this week bh, and the problem for transportation with a men it’s ichud...

salt

Mon, Aug 24 2020, 6:14 am

She can get a Nesher. It's a minbus - the drivers wait at the same place as the taxi drivers. They wait until they fill up, so it might be a little wait, and then they drop everyone off at their destination around Jerusalem.

amother

Copper

Mon, Aug 24 2020, 6:18 am

salt wrote:

I think because of quarantine rules a nesher is not an option.
You need a single driver.

Op, bituach leumi is not an option and also not health insurance.

Why isn't the seminary helping with transportation?

imasinger

Mon, Aug 24 2020, 6:24 am

Whatever you're doing for insurance, do it quickly because unless she's coming from a country on their green list, she should have a printed out letter from the insurance saying she's on a plan, it's sometimes being asked as part of the documentation at the airport.

For the ride, would it help if you contacted the sem? Maybe they'd have a connection, or be able to tell you if other girls on the program are coming in on that flight and could share a cab. Riding with a few other sem girls in one car is probably safer health wise than taking public transportation.

amother

Lemon

Mon, Aug 24 2020, 7:08 am

If shes coming from the US she has to go into quarantine.
Dont know if taxis will take her .
See if the sem can help.
For medical insurance try aim or emacare.

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