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Akash Gaur
Contributor-Level 7
Vanier recommends its students to have a medical and hospital insurance that covers a academic year at the college. It does provide students with basic health insurance coverage with GreenShield. All students enrolled in UG, graduate or professional programs are automatically enrolled in the college's Basic Student Health Services.Students can opt out of the college's insurance coverage by submitting proof of an existing insurance cover from a different insurer.
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Raushan Kumar
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No, you cannot live without health insurance in Germany. It is required by law for everyone, including international students. Living without it can lead to high medical costs if you need treatment.
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Raushan Kumar
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Indian health insurance may be valid in Germany if it meets German standards and if there is a social insurance agreement between India and Germany. However, many Indian policies might not be accepted, so it's best to check with your provider and possibly obtain a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).
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Raushan Kumar
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The cost of health insurance for a German student visa varies. Statutory health insurance costs about €120-130 per month for students under 30. For those over 30, the cost will be higher, depending on the provider and plan chosen.
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Raushan Kumar
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To get health insurance for a German student visa, you can either obtain a German health insurance plan upon arrival or apply for one before your visa appointment. You may also check if your home country's insurance is valid in Germany and meets their requirements.
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Raushan Kumar
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For students under 30 years old, statutory health insurance typically costs around €120-130 per month. If you are over 30, the cost may be higher, as you will have to pay the standard contribution rate.
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Raushan Kumar
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Yes, health insurance is mandatory for all international students in Germany. Every person living in Germany must have health insurance to ensure they can access medical care when needed.
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joisha verma
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Yes, health insurance is a necessary requirement for all the international students who want to study in Germany to cover the essential health expenses. Additionally, this is also an essential requirement for the visa application.However, healthcare without insurance is expensive. Most of the students who stay in Germany for the study choose the award winning companies that offer Public insurance including AOK, TK or more. International students can also apply for the private insurance companies or the providers.
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Akansha Bisht
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The average course fee for Health Insurance programs in India starts from INR 2,200 and can go up to INR 40,000 depending on the course level, course type, and college you have opted for. However, these course fees can go up to INR 17 Lacs if you wish to enroll for a study abroad program.
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Akansha Bisht
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Here are some basic requirements you may need to fulfil:Educational Qualifications: Candidates often need a minimum educational background of a high school Diploma or equivalent. Some programs may require specific coursework or a bachelor's degree in a related field.Work Experience (if applicable): Certain institutions or programs might prefer or require candidates to have prior work experience in healthcare, insurance, finance, or related fields. This requirement can vary among programs.Entrance Exams: Some institutions may conduct entrance exams to assess a candidate's aptitude in areas relevant to Health Insurance, such as
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