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Advice: The medical attention in Germany is very good, with excellent facilities and professionals. For a better comfort and security, there are private clinics, although they are very expensive. The best thing in that case is to hire a health insurance, which will allow the student to benefit for free in most of the cases from the medical services.

Health Insurance: All regular students must have one to be able to register in a German university. If the candidate has a health insurance in his country of origin, this one can be recognized in Germany. The European Union candidates can, during a stay not longer than twelve months, benefit from the medical insurance of their country of origin. The affiliation is proven by the E109 or E111 form, which is granted in the origin country, and is recognized by other health establishments that also grant an insurance certificate.

The students who don’t have one, must affiliate themselves in Germany. The exception to the rule are the students of a Studienkolleg, the participants to the German as a foreign language courses (DaF), and students older than 30 years, that are neither covered nor can be based on this regulation.

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