Health insurance for the student sent abroad and what the state pays

Question:
In a question, brothers? Please go ahead. You asked me, Shaykh, at the beginning about the jurisprudence of reality? The reality of America or the West in general is that they use technology, such as cards, renting, and insurance, and the state also pays for the student sent abroad for health insurance and other things. Does this conflict, I mean, with what the state pays and the essential needs of the student sent abroad?

Answer:
It does not enter into this by his own choice; he does not enter into it by his own choice. However, if he is forced into it and it becomes necessary, then it enters. But he does not take more than what was paid for him; he does not take an excess. He takes only what was paid for him, and he does not take anything extra beyond what was paid. What the state paid is what he is responsible for. How? He did not pay anything, nor did he contract with an insurance company; rather, this is something done by someone else, so the responsibility for this lies with that other person. Yes.