International health insurance Netherlands
Your international health insurance for expatriate in Netherlands. Residents in Netherlands have to respect local regulation. Before subscribing to an international insurance, check local social security. This helps defining your needs.
⇒ Netherlands – social security
Indigo Expat, your international health insurance for Netherlands
Indigo Expat offers a range of solutions for the Netherlands. 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 WelCome (1st €)
International health insurance Netherlands – zone of cover
First, the Netherlands belongs to zone of cover 1. But you can select zone 2, 3 or 4. Whatever, Indigo Expat offers you good services 24/7. Finally, our international health insurance supports your expatriation in the Netherlands.
- 4 : China, Hong Kong, Taiwan + countries of Zones 3, 2, 1,
- 3 : Barbados, Brazil, Faroe (islands), Polynesia, Saint Barthelemy, St Martin, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, Singapore, 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, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Monaco, Mozambique, New-Zealand, Nigeria, Oman, Panama, Peru, Qatar, Seychelles, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand, Uruguay, Vanuatu, Vatican + countries of Zone 1,
- 1 : Worldwide excluding countries listed in Zones 2 to 4 (incl the Netherlands 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.
International health insurance for young expatriate in Netherlands
Indigo Expat Junior is a pack dedicated to young expatriates. In other words, aged from 18 to 30 years old. Thus, this health insurance is mostly subscribed by international students in the Netherlands. Or expatriates in Working Holiday, for example. Finally, check conditions on this page.
Kingdom of the Netherlands
The Netherlands is a country located mainly in Europe. The European portion of the Netherlands consists of twelve provinces. It shares borders with Germany, Belgium and the North Sea. But also with the United Kingdom and Germany.
When the Dutch say café they mean a pub, and there are thousands – with glorious summertime terraces peppering flower-strewn canals, looking out to sea, hidden down ancient lanes, standing on every town’s Grote Markt (market square).
In a country that values socialising and conversation more than drinking, cafés are places for go-slow contemplation and camaraderie, over dusk time borrel (drinks) with bar snacks or a fabulous meal any time of day. The ultimate café kick: revelling in that deliciously snug, Dutch state of gezelligheid (conviviality, cosiness) in a timeless bruin café (brown cafe), named for the nicotine stains of centuries past.
Source: Lonely planet, Wikipedia
International health insurance, Netherlands and key data
Find here after key data for the Netherlands.
Continent: Europe
Subcontinent: European Union
Population: 17,483 millions (2021)
Area: 41,865 km² (16,164 sq mi)
Density: 420,86 inhabitants / km²
GDP: 907,051 Mds US$ (2018)
Life expectancy: 82,10 years old (2018)
Birth rate: 9,80% (2019)
Official language: Dutch
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Capital: Amsterdam
Main cities: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven, Tilburg, Groningen
Government: Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
International health insurance comparator for Netherlands
At Moncey Assurances, we also propose other international health insurances. Or short term plan, if you are expatriated less than 12 months. In the end, contact us if you are interested.
⇒ Start Expat (< 12 months)
International health insurance Netherlands and regulation
Note that an international health insurance does not free you from the local regulation.