What are the types of EDUCARE24 insurance and to which needs are they tailored? EDUCARE24…

What are the types of EDUCARE24 insurance and to which needs are they tailored?

EDUCARE24 can be purchased in different combinations which are exactly tailored to the needs of:

• language students
• foreign students
• guest scientists and PhDs
• interns/trainees
• accompanying family members

  For 60 years, DR-WALTER has provided insurance policies for educational travels and visitors from abroad. Each year, thousands of satisfied clients rely on the comprehensive cover of our insurance solutions.

Why are you asked in case you have children?

You are asked if you have children, as this has an impact on the monthly contribution. Persons without children over 23 pay a supplement to the long-term care insurance.  

Does it matter if the countries that you’re going to visit belong to different premium categories?

Please proceed as follows: Changing area of validity up to 6 weeks If your stay in a country which belongs to a different area of validity does not exceed 6 weeks, you do not have to do anything. You have worldwide insurance coverage up to 6 weeks. E.g.: You travel to Panama for 6 months. On your way back home, you want to make a four-week stopover in the USA. Please choose “Worldwide travels excluding USA/Canada” as area of validity for the complete duration of your journey. Changing area of validity for more than 6 weeks

What does LAC mean?

LAC stands for Living Abroad Community e. V. The LAC is an association that looks after the interests of people living abroad temporarily as well as during short-term and long-term stays for personal or professional reasons and provides them with information and services. The purpose of the association is to be achieved in particular through: – Providing advice and support to the above mentioned group of people in all economic, legal and social matters of their personal and family life that result from their stay abroad. – Negotiating with authorities, associations, public insurance institutions and all other public and private bodies and institutions about the specific problems, needs and wishes of the above mentioned group of people that result from their stay abroad in order to improve their situation. – Concluding agreements on special conditions for the above mentioned group of people regarding the purchase of goods and services. Learn more about Living Abroad Community e. V.

What are some of the most common reasons tourists’ visas get rejected?

There are many reasons for a Visa rejection. The most common ones are: poor performance at the embassy interview, insufficient proof of financial means, lack of communication skills and incomplete documents. Make sure the next time you apply, you’re prepared!

What does the EDUCARE24 insurance offer you?

Not only students from abroad can take out EDUCARE24 health insurance. Adult education students and guest scientists can conclude EDUCARE24, too. You will find detailed information about EDUCARE24 at educare24.com.

What is the visa that you need to travel to Germany if you do not live in the EU?

If you’re not from one of the EU countries, then unfortunately you need to apply for a German Visa in order to be able to travel there. The good thing is, around 62 countries can enter Germany without a Visa, so we suggest you check if your country is on the list!

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.