I won't qualify for permanent visa based on the calculations set forth in the new law for 2017. I will, however, qualify for temp under the different set of criteria. However, it has been suggested on another forum that those holding a temp card cannot apply for Seguro Popular. I suppose it makes sense if the influx of aging retirees is putting a strain on the system. Obviously, residency over a four-year span, but w/o a valid health insurance policy, would be out of the question. I've spent considerable time researching the SESA sites for each potential destination, but this, too, may have been a waste of time. Does anyone have experience with this?