Medical insurance question for Green Card holder

[Genx]

I am an Australian citizen. I have a green card and entering the US for the first time using the green card in December. I need some advice for medical insurance. I am coming over and will look for work and hopefully will find something within 6 months.I am not sure which US State yet. What are my options for health insurance? Can I take visitors insurance or something else?

[angelica]

The main option is buying a plan from the ACA marketplace. If your income is below 400% of the poverty level, you can get a subsidy (Premium Tax Credit).

[flyingron]

Except likely someone signed an affidavit of support for him that subsidy gets chargeable to him.

[angelica]

Except likely someone signed an affidavit of support for him that subsidy gets chargeable to him.

No it doesn't. The subsidy (i.e. premium tax credit) is not a means-tested public benefit for the I-864. See I-864P.

[jw7546]

If an older parent arrives in the country, can you get a policy for them on the ACA marketplace? I'm concerned about getting my wife's mother medical insurance.

[Deacon]

As a green card holder in the US, you have access to health insurance options such as plans through the Health Insurance Marketplace, COBRA coverage if applicable, or short-term health insurance plans. Additionally, you may consider temporary visitor health insurance until you secure long-term coverage.

[abuislam]

As a Green Card holder, you're eligible for ACA marketplace insurance. Visitor insurance might not cover you, so it's best to explore marketplace options once you settle in a state.

[ShelHarby]

If you're a Green Card holder, you’re generally eligible for health insurance in the U.S. There are a few options depending on your situation. You can go through the marketplace, especially if you don’t have employer coverage.