If you are an American Citizen and not a resident in any State or Territory, you are a US Citizen with the same rights and obligations as every other US citizen.
Each state is different as far as establishing residency. There are no general rules for establishing residency in Florida. Residency is program specific. That is, it is attached to a specific purpose or need, such as taxes or in-state tuition. You can use your FL address to determine if you qualify for a Marketplace plan. You have to be enrolled in a Marketplace health plan to qualify to take the Premium Tax Credit. You can verify that at their website. If you spend most of your time out of the country, a marketplace plan might not be your best option as the network of physicians and facilities is located in the US.
The Premium Tax Credit is a tax credit to help make health coverage more affordable when you purchase health insurance from Healthcare.gov or a state Marketplace. You qualify for the credit if:
- Your health insurance plan is purchased through Healthcare.gov or a state Marketplace
- Your household income falls between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level for your household size
- You don't file as Married Filing Separately (with exceptions for victims of domestic abuse and spousal abandonment)
- You can't be claimed as a dependent by another person
If you qualify, you can either take your tax credit as a monthly subsidy to help pay for your insurance costs or claim the entire credit when you file your tax return.
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