Insured Nomads is a travel and health insurance company built for digital nomads, remote workers, and globally mobile professionals. It is also a social impact venture: a portion of every insurance purchase funds Not For Sale’s work — providing intervention, protection, education, and economic empowerment for communities vulnerable to human trafficking.
Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, Insured Nomads has embedded social impact into its business model from day one — not as a bolt-on initiative but as a core part of its identity.
How the Model Works
Insured Nomads donates a percentage of every policy purchase to Not For Sale. This means that every traveler, remote worker, and expat who buys an Insured Nomads plan is directly contributing to programs that protect people from trafficking across twelve countries and six continents.
The company also adheres to the UN Global Compact’s Ten Principles for sustainability — covering human rights, labor, environment, and anti-corruption — reflecting a commitment to responsible business practices that aligns with Not For Sale’s own standards.
Why This Partnership Matters
Insured Nomads represents a model Not For Sale has long advocated for: commercial businesses that treat social impact not as charity but as infrastructure. Every policy sold funds the mission. Every customer becomes a contributor. The model scales with the business itself — the more successful Insured Nomads becomes, the more funding flows to Not For Sale’s programs.
For travelers who care about where their money goes, Insured Nomads offers something no other insurance company does: the knowledge that protection for you also means protection for someone else.
