Here are some important things to know about eligibility for expat health insurance in Germany:
If you’ve recently relocated to Germany and are looking for your first health insurance plan, you're eligible for expat health insurance.
If you have German citizenship, but have never lived in Germany, you can still use expat insurance while staying in Germany temporarily.
Please note that expat health insurance is not a replacement for German statutory or German private health insurance. If you are moving to Germany permanently to make Germany your main residence you should signup for public or private health insurance as soon as possible.
Who isn't eligible for expat health insurance?
People who are employed with a German company and earn over €520 per month
People who have lived in Germany for over 5 years
People 75 years of age and over
People who are applying for a secondary visa or visa renewal
People with pre-existing conditions where the cost of treatment relating to these conditions exceeds €416.66 per month
People in need of permanent or high levels of care
People practicing a professional sport
If you would like to learn more about expat health insurance or would like to sign up, you can do so here.