Which applicants are eligible to enroll in a Qualified Health Plan (QHP)?

The eligibility for enrolling in a Qualified Health Plan (QHP) includes a variety of criteria, one of which pertains to applicants who move from a foreign country. These applicants may be eligible as long as they meet enrollment criteria dictated by the marketplace. This includes being lawful residents, having an eligible immigration status, and fulfilling other necessary requirements such as income thresholds.

The other options do not correctly reflect the eligibility criteria for QHP enrollment. Applicants who have been in the country for less than 30 days generally do not meet the residency requirement necessary for health coverage. Those who are denied Medicaid or CHIP after applying may have options, but denial alone does not guarantee eligibility for a QHP without fulfilling specific conditions. Lastly, while receiving unemployment benefits may indicate financial eligibility, it does not automatically qualify an applicant for a QHP without considering other factors such as income and residency status. Therefore, the situation referenced in the correct choice aligns with the overarching rules regarding eligibility for health plan enrollment.