Foreigners' most common questions and problems

Unemployment insurance is health coverage that’s available even if you don’t have a full-time job or a contract for specific services. In Poland, this usually means…

A lack of coverage is a situation in which the insurer does not pay for all or part of the medical treatment, despite a claim having been filed or a request for reimbursement having been made….

Inpatient care refers to medical services provided during a 24-hour stay in a hospital due to an illness, accident, or sudden deterioration in health. Answer…

A policy complaint is a formal notification of objections to the insurer’s actions when the policy is not being administered in accordance with the contract or when a claim is denied…

A private insurance policy is a type of insurance that can provide access to doctors, medical tests, and teleconsultations within a network of partner facilities. If you're wondering how…

A change of insurance is the replacement of an existing policy with another contract or the modification of the current coverage during the stay in Poland. In practice, the answer is.

Insurance for work is the protection that allows a foreigner to legally and safely take up employment in Poland. In practice, insurance is needed not...

When you need to update your insurance A change in your residency status often affects the scope and form of your health care coverage. This applies when...

No insurance in Poland - what does it mean For many people coming to Poland, health insurance seems a formality. In practice,...

Why the visa policy was rejected A rejected visa policy is a common problem when submitting documents for a visa or residence card. W...

Change of residency vs. insurance A change in residency status, a new residency card, or a switch from a visa to a temporary permit is when...

What is family insurance and why is it worth having it? Securing the future and health of loved ones is a priority for any head of family. Just...