International health insurance Estonia

Your international health insurance for expatriate in Estonia. Residents in Estonia have to respect local regulation. Before subscribing to an international insurance, check local social security. This helps defining your needs.

⇒ Estonia – social security

Indigo Expat, your international health insurance for Estonia

Indigo Expat offers a range of solutions for Estonia. For example, you can select a 1st Euro plan. I.e. a a fully private insurance. Or a Top Up plan to CFE, if eligible. Once you decided, get your free quote online!

⇒ Indigo Expat OnePack (CFE)

⇒ Indigo Expat WelCome (1st €)

International health insurance Estonia – zone of cover

First, Estonia belongs to zone of cover 1. But you can select zone 3, 4 or 5. Whatever, Indigo Expat offers you good services 24/7. Finally, our international health insurance supports your expatriation in Estonia.

5 : China, Hong Kong, Taiwan + countries of Zones 4, 3, 2, 1,
4 : Singapore + countries of Zones 3, 2, 1,
3 : Barbados, Brazil, Faroe (islands), Israel, Mexico, Polynesia, Saint Barthelemy, St Martin, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, Thailand, Wallis and Futuna + countries of Zones 2, 1,
2 : Albania, Angola, Argentina, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Gibraltar, Georgia, Guatemala, Indonesia, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Moldova, Monaco, Morocco, Mozambique, New-Zealand, Nigeria, Oman, Panama, Peru, Qatar, Seychelles, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Uruguay, Vanuatu, Vatican + countries of Zone 1,
1 : Worldwide excluding countries listed in Zones 2 to 5 (incl Estonia and most EU countries).

Members are covered in case of accident or unforeseen illness, outside the zone of cover. To conclude, within the limit of 6 weeks.

Republic of Estonia

Estonia, officially the Republic of Estonia, is a country located in Northern Europe. It shares its borders with Finland, Sweden, Latvia and Russia.

Estonia doesn’t have to struggle to find a point of difference. It’s completely unique. It shares a similar geography and history with Latvia and Lithuania, but culturally it’s distinct. Its closest ethnic and linguistic buddy is Finland, though 50 years of Soviet rule in Estonia have separated the two. For the last 300 years Estonia has been linked to Russia, but the two states have as much in common as a barn swallow and a bear (their respective national symbols).

With a newfound confidence, singular Estonia has crept from under the Soviet blanket and leapt into the arms of Europe. The love affair is mutual. Europe has fallen head over heels for the charms of Tallinn and its Unesco protected Old Town.

Source: Wikipedia, Lonely planet

⇒ Estonia on Wikipedia

⇒ Estonia on gouv.fr