Will a stay in your home country be covered? You want to interrupt your stay…

Will a stay in your home country be covered?

You want to interrupt your stay abroad for a few days in order to spend some time at home? No problem. If you interrupt your stay abroad and spend time at home, you will have insurance cover for 6 weeks. You can also travel home several times as long as the overall duration does not exceed 6 weeks. There will be insurance cover for costs resulting from an accident or from an acute and newly acquired illness. If you travel to your home country at the end of the insurance period, this is not considered to be an interruption of your stay abroad. In this case, insurance coverage ends as soon as you arrive in your home country.

What important information should a student know?

Studying abroad is a unique opportunity to combine learning and travel! No matter whether you want to stay abroad for a semester or longer, studying at a foreign university not only allows you to get to know your subject from a different perspective, you also improve your foreign language skills. Above all, you will gain unforgettable experiences with a new country, a new culture and meet new international friends.

What should you and can you do in the case of an illness?

Foreign visitors are covered by private travel health insurance. Such health insurance covers only acute medical treatment of newly occurred illnesses. Please consider the following three rules of conduct for outpatient treatments:

1. Please consult a general practitioner before seeing a specialist or going to hospital.
2. Please provide the physician with our Ärzte-Info-Ticket (medical info card) prior to the treatment.
3. Please tell your doctor that some treatments require approval and that you need a medical costs projection for these treatments.

Are you planning on starting a new life in Germany or staying in your home country?

It is understandable if your home country doesn’t meet your expectations and you want to explore and live in a country that offers you plenty of opportunities to grow as a person and to grow your career. Applying for a German Visa in order to be able to work/study there is a great move, because not only does it offer high quality degrees/jobs, it also offers it to anyone and everyone!

What is the EDUCARE24 and who is it tailored towards?

EDUCARE24 is a private health insurance of DR-WALTER GmbH and provides excellent insurance cover for language students, interns, doctoral students and students from the age of 30. Whenever you cannot take out public student health insurance during your stay in Germany, EDUCARE24 is the ideal insurance solution. 100. What are my advantages from the GERMAN STUDENT INSURANCE? What are the main aspects to know regarding International Health Insurance? We have compiled a list for you that includes the key advantages of GERMAN STUDENT INSURANCE.

What should you do in the even of liability losses?

Liability insurance deals with financial claims caused by your misconduct. Under statutory regulation, the policy covers the risks of everyday life as well as any activities as an intern. The policy includes any third-party claims as well as any personal damage to the host family and other persons living in the household caused by an au pair up to the maximum sum insured; in addition, the policy also covers damage to immovable property of the host family. Please notify us immediately in case of liability losses. Notification of liability losses is handled by: DR-WALTER GmbH Abteilung Leistung (Claims Department) Eisenerzstr. 34 53819 Neunkirchen-Seelscheid Germany Email: claims(at)dr-walter.com   Tel: +49 (0) 2247 9194 -31 Fax: +49 (0) 2247 9194 -20

What is the country which broke records with its Visa acceptance rate?

Everyone knows that it is very open and this can be proven by the statistics that show. Out of 15,000 Armenian applicants, 13,500 got their visa issued and were able to go to Germany!

What is a telephone helpline?

In an emergency, fellow students or counselors at university are the first and nearest available contact persons for students. An open conversation can often work wonders. If you do not want to talk to people at your university in a difficult situation, you can also contact the “TelefonSeelsorge” (telephone helpline). Trained volunteers provide support by phone or online consultation. This phone number is only available in Germany: TelefonSeelsorge (telephone helpline) 0800 1110111 or 0800 1110222. Deutsche Telekom is a partner of the “TelefonSeelsorge” (telephone helpline). Your call is toll-free.