International health insurance in Greece

Yes. If you're on a Golden Visa, Digital Nomad Visa, or FIP visa, you need private health insurance — it's a legal requirement. Your policy must cover at least €30,000 in medical expenses plus medical repatriation. Both Feather plans meet these requirements.

Plans start at around €50/month for basic inpatient cover and go up to €250+/month for comprehensive plans that include dental, mental health, and maternity. Your price depends on age, deductible, and coverage level. You can compare Feather's plans and get a personalized quote in under 2 minutes.

Yes. Both plans exceed Greece's €30,000 minimum coverage and include medical repatriation (the two non-negotiable requirements). You'll get bilingual English/Greek certificates instantly, formatted as Greek embassies and migration authorities expect.

EFKA covers doctor visits, hospital stays, prescriptions, maternity care, and mental health services, but only for enrolled residents. Golden Visa, Digital Nomad Visa, and FIP visa holders don't qualify. If you're employed by a Greek company, you're enrolled automatically. Self-employed? You can contribute voluntarily.

Pay your doctor or hospital, then open the Feather app, take a photo of your invoice, and submit your claim. That's it. Most claims are reviewed and reimbursed to your bank account within two weeks. No paper forms, no Greek-language documents needed.

Yes. English-speaking doctors are easy to find in private hospitals and clinics in Athens, Thessaloniki, and major tourist areas. In public facilities outside cities and on the islands, language barriers are more common. With Feather, you can visit any licensed doctor, public or private.

Yes. Golden Visa holders can't access EFKA (Greece's public healthcare system) and must hold private insurance with at least €30,000 in coverage, plus medical repatriation. This applies to your initial application and every renewal. Feather provides the required documentation instantly.

When you register for your AMKA (Greek social security number), public healthcare doesn't kick in until you've made 50 days of contributions. During that gap, you're uninsured unless you have private coverage. Feather's plans are built to cover exactly this transition, so you're insured from day one.