Expat health insurance in Spain
Get coverage for your visa in less than 2 minutes.
What is expat health insurance?
Expat health insurance offers affordable, comprehensive coverage within minutes that meets all visa requirements—registered in Spain, with unlimited coverage similar to the public healthcare system, no copays, deductibles, or waiting periods.
Who is expat health insurance for?
Visa seekers and new arrivals - starting from €45/month
We provide proof of payment and written confirmation that the health insurance meets the visa requirements (stamped and signed) that can be used for the visa application.
Students and Au-pairs - starting from €45/month
Enrolled in a university, coding program or language school? We have some plans made for students in Spain.
€45/month for students 35 or younger
€60/month for students above 35
Digital nomads, freelancers or employed by a company not located in Spain - €60/month
This covers expats and freelancers who don’t yet or don’t seek full-time employment in Spain.
Not working and retirees - starting from €60/month
You are currently not working or have decided to retire in Spain? We have a plan that is made for you.
€60/month for retirees and not working under 65
€204/month for retirees and not working between 65 and 74 years old
Which visas and residents permits is it valid for?
- Digital nomad visa
- Student & Au-pair visa
- Investment visa
- Non-lucrative visa
- Tarjeta de identidad de extranjero (TIE card) and its renewal
What’s covered?
Accidents and emergencies
Our plans cover unexpected medical treatments and procedures, as well as associated follow-up costs.
Medication
If an unforeseen illness requires you to take medication prescribed by a doctor, this is covered.
Ambulance transport
If you are injured or have health problems that require you to be transported by an ambulance to a medical facility your costs will be covered.
Repatriation
In particularly serious cases, your insurance covers your return to your home country for treatment or in case of fatality, for burial.
Dental treatment
If you need to see a dentist, pain relief treatments are covered up to €500/year. Tooth replacement after an accident is also covered up to €500.
EU-wide coverage
With Expat insurance you can rest assured that your coverage extends to all EU countries, in case you decide to travel outside of Spain.
What isn’t covered?
Pre-existing conditions
Treatments related to pre-existing conditions are not covered.
Routine check-ups
Medical visits without any symptoms or complaints and any conditions discovered during those are not covered.
Regular vaccinations
Travel vaccinations are only covered in the advanced plan.
Mental health therapy
If you need to get psychotherapy appointments or treatments, those cannot be covered by the policy.
Advantages of expat health
Get your certificate within minutes
Documents available in Spanish and English
Recognised by the Spanish authorities (code L1497)
Coverage for up to 5 years in all Europe
Visit public or private doctors and hospitals in Spain
Cancel anytime, no questions asked
Ready to get started today?
If you have additional questions, talk to our team.
Don't take our word for it
Amazing solution for expats! It was simple, easy and useful!
“I did it myself and in less than 24h I had the confirmation. All in english! ❤️ I recommend it to everyone who needs a insurance to apply for a visa without complications and still wants a good coverage.”
Thanny
Very good and quick solution for expats to find an insurance.
“Feather helps me with my language barrier and cleared up confusions that I had about the insurance I bought. Their staffs response very quickly with all the information that I needed.”
Jomjam Yw
Frequently asked questions
Does this policy fulfill the requirements for my visa?
Am I eligible for Expat health insurance for Spain?
What if I am self-employed or a freelancer?
Is this a good option for foreigners?
When will I get my documents after getting the insurance plan?
What is the maximum amount of time that I can be covered?
Do I have to pay medical costs myself before getting reimbursed?
Are dental treatments covered?
