Health insurance for family reunification visa in Germany

Yes, if you are seeking a visa for family reunification.

Yes, if you’ve recently relocated to a new country and are looking for your first health insurance plan, you're eligible for long-term expat health insurance.

Yes, if you are not working or working as a self-employed person.

Yes, if you want to get insured quickly to get your visa or residence permit because it's affordable health insurance coverage that you can sign up for entirely in English.

International health insurance is an excellent option if you're a freelancer, self-employed, or employed by an overseas company.

If you’ve been insured in the EU or the UK within the last three months, you can opt for International health.

Yes, this policy meets the legal requirements for getting your first visa or residence permit in your new country in Europe and qualifies as your proof of health insurance.

However, if you need to renew your visa or residence permit, we recommend you to sign up to one of the extended plans.

This policy is not bound to a specific country, you can use it wherever you go.

You just need to initially select one country where you believe you'll spend most of your time, but it doesn't mean that it's the only country where you'll be covered. You can use the policy anywhere.

If you decide to move more permanently to a different country, just let us know and we will guide you through the exact process.

For our international health newcomer plan, you will receive your documents immediately.

For our international health extended plan, you will receive your documents typically in 1 business day.

You can use these documents as proof of health insurance for your visa or residence permit application.

International health insurance plans have no limit.

There is a monthly cancellation policy. Once you cancel, you will not be billed at your next billing cycle, and there are no fees for canceling.

There is no waiting period.

However, keep in mind that the plans only cover new medical conditions that first commenced after the policy began.

Yes, you'll have to pay upfront. We suggest paying the doctor or clinic as soon as possible to avoid any late fees. Following that, submit photos of all invoices, receipts, and documents related to the incident in your Feather account to get reimbursed. The reimbursement will be made to you, not to the doctor

Yes, dependents can be added to your plan. Please note that each dependent will have to have their own policy purchased, but we can add them all under one account for ease of access.

To add a dependent, simply:

1. Sign up for international (expat) insurance for yourself first (or for the person you want to be the main policyholder)

2. Once you sign up, log into your Feather account and click on your expat policy.

3. Click 'add dependents', then add the dependent with whichever policy you wish. You don't have to purchase the same policy for each person.

There is no difference. Both offer the same insurance coverage.