Hi forum,
I've read a lot about the requirements for "Comprehensive Sickness Insurance" under the Exercising Treaty Rules for EEA Citizens, and I understand that third-country insurance cann be deemed comprehensive sickness insurance as well (Baumbast Case)
Now during studies I did hold on to my German Health Insurance, which (if you are in Germany) is compulsory, but if you are moving abroad it is your choice to still pay for it or give it up. Since I continued to pay for it, does this classify as "comprehensive sickness insurance"?
I could probably ask them to send me a certificate that I have paid them throughout my studies abroad (for the last couple of years), so would this be deemed sufficient proof for the EEA Treaty Exercise Rules?
I am not sure how the EHIC cover plays along with this, I know that this is actually just intended for temporary (such as travel) emergency coverage, but since the German insurance has the choice of continuing to pay for them even if you move abroad not just for a couple of weeks holiday, I do not see them NOT to be a decent health cover (especially since they are quite costly, couple of 100 € each month).
Any enlightenment is greatly appreciated
Thanks,
Chris
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