Get into the French public health system for €100

Yes! Our plan is fully flexible.

You can cancel in one click directly from your Feather account.

There are no long-term commitments or cancellation fees.

Expats in France who’ve reached ~3 months of residence or qualify via legal exceptions (students/trainees, certain benefits, refugee/subsidiary protection, joining a covered family member), plus families attaching children.

Yes—public coverage (Sécurité Sociale) does not exclude pre-existing conditions. For certain long-term illnesses (ALD), related care can be covered at 100% of the official tariff. A mutuelle can top up the rest.

Please take expat health insurance and we’ll queue your dossier to finalize as soon as you’re eligible.

€100, one-time. No subscription.

Guided data collection, auto-filled CERFA forms, tailored checklist, dossier preparation and submission guidance (or submission where possible), and follow-ups until you get your SSN/NIR. We also help you choose a mutuelle once you’re in.

Reimbursements are paid by transfer. An IBAN is required. Enter it exactly as shown in your banking app.

You’ll receive confirmation and can create/activate your Ameli account. We’ll then help you pick and activate a mutuelle.

We’ll check if your old number can be reactivated and what evidence is needed (residence, ID, right to stay).

If you won’t be here long enough or don’t intend to become resident, expat health insurance is usually the practical option.

Highly recommended. Sécurité Sociale reimburses only part of costs; a mutuelle “tops up” so you pay less (often close to zero on standard care).

Yes. We collect everything for S3705a and, by default, attach children to you with letters sent to you (you can choose letters to partner if applicable).

We won’t submit partner info because their employer handles it. You can still proceed for yourself and attach the children to you.

If you’re living and/or working in France long-term, yes, you should affiliate to the French system. If you’re seconded or covered abroad (e.g., S1), the path is different; we’ll advise.