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My mother was from Scotland and I got the passport. But to be specific, I'm just assuming that if you have a visa to live in an EU country then you have access to buying private insurance. I could certainly be wrong about that.
I also have a UK passport but I don’t expect I would get public health insurance there. I suppose I could move there and then I might well be covered.
As for private insurance, it might well be that Canadian and UK and other European healthcare, their public systems having been designed with economy and affordability in mind, might have more affordable options available under private insurance - I don’t know.
If capitalism were allowed to work in healthcare, it really shouldn’t be very expensive to get the 90% of basic healthcare that provides 99% of the benefit, but that’s a very big ‘if’.
