Yes, some immigrants are eligible for Marketplace health plans, particularly lawfully present immigrants such as Green Card holders, refugees, and asylees, who can buy plans and may qualify for subsidies. Eligibility often depends on having a "qualified" immigration status, though specific rules are subject to change. New immigrants or those with different statuses may have other options or need to wait.
Who is eligible?
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Many lawfully present immigrants can purchase Marketplace coverage, including:
- Lawful Permanent Residents (Green Card holders)
- Refugees and Asylees
- Cuban/Haitian entrants
- Parolees
- Certain victims of trafficking or battered individuals
- Lawful Permanent Residents (Green Card holders)
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- Some non-immigrant statuses, such as those with worker (H-1) or student visas, can also enroll.
- Note: Undocumented immigrants are not eligible to enroll through the Marketplace.
- Some non-immigrant statuses, such as those with worker (H-1) or student visas, can also enroll.
What to consider for eligibility:
- Immigration Status: Your specific immigration status is a primary factor in determining eligibility for Marketplace coverage.
- Income: Eligibility for subsidies for Marketplace plans also depends on income.
- Provisional Rules: Rules around immigrant eligibility can change, so it is important to check the latest information from official sources
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