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Retiring from the National Guard and Reserve isn’t itself a QLE. However, turning age 60 after having retired from the National Guard and Reserve is a QLE. Retired Reserve members have different TRICARE options available before and after age 60. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www.tricare.mil/lifeevents.
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Family members may need to be command-sponsored in some overseas locations to qualify to enroll in some plans. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www.tricare.mil/lifeevents.
Children are eligible for TRICARE until age 21 (or 23 if in college). You need to take steps to register your newborn in DEERS and enroll him or her in a TRICARE plan. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www.tricare.mil/lifeevents.
Service members and their families may qualify for temporary health care coverage when you separate from the service or get out before retiring. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www.tricare.mil/lifeevents.
When you leave active duty after serving more than 30 days, you deactivate. Your coverage depends on whether your time was for a preplanned mission or in support of a contingency operation. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www.tricare.mil/lifeevents.
Your TRICARE eligibility doesn't change when you move. But it may change your health plan options. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www.tricare.mil/lifeevents.
Turning age 65 and becoming Medicare-eligible is a qualifying life event. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www.tricare.mil/lifeevents.
While enrolled in college, children may be eligible for regular TRICARE benefits until their 23rd birthday or graduation, whichever comes first. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www.tricare.mil/lifeevents.
Any health insurance other than TRICARE is called "other health insurance." If you lose or gain other health insurance through your employer or a private insurance program, that is a QLE allowing you to make changes to your TRICARE coverage. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www.tricare.mil/lifeevents.
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