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Hey everyone,

So, I'm planning a move to Iceland, and from what I gather, if you show up with an E104 health insurance form, you don't have to pay into their local system right away—you just get covered under their existing insurance instead. Now, since that specific form is a standard thing within the European Union, and we're part of that now, I figured it would be easy to look up, but for some reason, I am hitting a total brick wall trying to find any actual info on how this works in practice. Does anyone here happen to know the deal with this?
Chase Student Starter Pack in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
You can technically do up to three installment payments, so it’s definitely an option. The only catch is you need to have enough "breathing room" left under your $667 limit on your student American Express.

Just a heads-up though, all six of those installments count toward that total $667 until you've paid the whole thing off.