What are some benefits of the Free Travel Health insurance? The most important benefits of…

What are some benefits of the Free Travel Health insurance?

The most important benefits of Free Travel Health Insurance are:

• Outpatient and inpatient medical treatment
• Dental treatment for pain relief and simple fillings (amalgam fillings) as well as repairs of dentures
• Medically necessary or prescribed return transport
• Expenses for the repatriation of the insured person’s mortal remains in the event of death or funeral expenses up to €30,000

You will find a full description of benefits and benefit exclusions in the General Insurance Conditions (German).

Will you be covered for an infection?

Fever, cough, signs of corona infection? You can rest assured. With EDUCARE24’s insurance cover, you don’t need to fear high medical costs. The medical treatment of the corona virus infection is covered. In addition, EDUCARE24 includes coverage up to 90 days for medical expenses should you be forced to stay abroad for a longer period of time due to the infection.

What should you keep in mind when staying abroad as a language student or trainee/intern?

You should always keep your insurance certificate since the authorities in a number of home countries require proof of insurance for the time spent abroad.

Which type of visa is the right type?

Because there are many types of Visas out there, be careful which one you apply to depending on the reason you want to go to Germany. If you want a new job then apply for a Job Seeker Visa, if you want to study there then the Studying & Language Learning Visa is the right one. If you want to travel around or need a visa for a short business trip to Germany, then apply for the Schengen Visa or the Tourist and Visitor Visa. And lastly, if you want to go there to be reunited with your relatives, apply for the Family Reunion Visa.

Who will need a blocked account?

In general, you need a blocked account in Germany if your home country does not belong to the European Union or the Schengen states and if you want to stay in Germany for some time for specific reasons. For example, you might need a blocked account if you plan to spend some time in Germany as a student, language student or participant in an international exchange program as part of an education program.

What is the number of tourists that Germany had over the past few years?

Germany is one of the most visited countries in the world. With around 450 million tourists going there for many reasons. A lot of them come from non-EU countries, even outside Europe to see this beautiful and exciting place.

Why is there a safety buffer of 100 euros?

The safety buffer will be used to pay transfer charges in case we need to refund money. If there are no extra costs, the money will be refunded to you when you close your blocked account.

What other countries accept the German visa besides Germany?

Countries like Austria, Slovenia, Greece, Poland, Netherlands accept a German Visa! This means, if your Visa application gets issued then you can travel to more than just one country! The German Schengen Visa allows you to travel for 90 days in a span of 180 days around 25 countries.