Affordable health insurance cover for foreigners on a mid- and short-term-trip in Germany.

Ian is 37-year-old man from New Zealand. He recently decided to start studying again and is now studying Biochemistry. For his semester abroad, Ian chose to come to Germany. He is studying at the prestigious LMU and is having a lot of fun. Too much fun even. While at the Oktoberfest he drank a little bit too much and slipped. As a result, he broke his front teeth and is now requiring dental treatment.

As he subscribed to Expat Germany premium, his dental treatments are covered. And should he need to have his tooth replaced, the BDAE will also cover that.

Zainab is a Marketing Manager from Nigeria. She moved to Germany where she met her wife Joy from Canada. They just got married and decided to go on their honeymoon. Together, they left  to enjoy the Portuguese beaches for a few weeks. Unfortunately, due to bad airport sushi, Zainab is sick during their first days in Portugal and has to seek treatment.

Thanks to her Expat Germany insurance, her treatment in other European countries is covered. This way, she can get better and enjoy her vacation and Portuguese pastries without worrying.

Aleksander moved to Germany to work as a self-employed nurse for a private company. He came with his wife and their two sons. All together they enjoy riding their bikes in the German countryside. One day however his son Cyryl falls from his bike and breaks his wrist.

Thanks to Expat Germany, the price of the ambulance trip to the hospital as well as any medical treatment Cyryl might need will be covered, allowing the little family to concentrate of what really matters.

Omar just finished his studies in Dubai and decided to follow his girlfriend to Germany. He just founded an IT consulting firm and is thinking of proposing to his girlfriend. However, spending a lot of times in front of screens has strained his view and he might have to start wearing glasses.

With his Expat Germany insurance, he would be able receive €50 per year towards prescribed glasses and contact lenses, helping him maintain good vision and allow him to keep a good quality of life.

Isabel has been hired to do research at a renowned pharmaceutical company in Germany and left her home country of Chile to take her new position. With this new position, she earns a lot of money and instead of taking a public insurance, she decided to subscribe to a private insurance, BDAE. Unfortunately, not used to German winters, she got a very bad flu during her first year here and had to be hospitalised.

Her Expat Germany insurance covers her inpatient treatment allowing her to recover without worrying about the expenses, and will also help her get pharmaceuticals, and other necessary healthcare services should she get sick again.