For foreigners · Students
Studying in Czechia and need insurance for your visa or residence permit? We compare offers from insurers and advise on what your policy has to cover.
Health insurance is submitted with an application for a long-term visa or residence permit.
Students who do not work in Czechia usually fall outside the public system.
We send the policy and proof of payment by e-mail, usually in English as well.
The policy should cover the whole period you are applying for, not just the academic year.
Some insurers offer students a lower rate. Keep the confirmation at hand — it may save you money.
When you extend, insurance for the following period is submitted too. Get in touch with us in good time.
A limit of at least EUR 400,000 with no excess, and within 90 days of arrival comprehensive cover from an insurer authorised in the Czech Republic (§ 180j of the Act on the Residence of Foreigners).
Enter your age, how long you are staying and whether you study. You will see insurers' prices side by side.
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