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The Czech Republic is extending protection for Ukrainian refugees facing Russian aggression while introducing
a special long-term residence permit for them. This is made possible by the so-called Lex Ukraine. What does
this mean for Ukrainian citizens living in the Czech Republic? We explain.
Our health insurance comparison service has been expanded with a new comprehensive health insurance offer from
INTER PARTNER ASSISTANCE, part of the AXA group. The company introduces PREMIUM comprehensive health
insurance. What does it include, and who is it for?
Six out of ten foreigners living in the Czech Republic come from Ukraine. Hundreds of thousands of people from
the country have found a new home in the Czech Republic. And they have brought their cars, which are subject
to compulsory registration, with them.
We are the first insurance comparator in the Czech Republic with our own walk-in branch office.
What’s more, we have an impressive address. We welcome our customers daily from 9 AM to 7 PM in the
Máj Národní department store in the heart of Prague.
Foreign workers, students and short- and long-term visa applicants residing in Czechia can now use a
revolutionary health insurance comparison platform tailored specifically to their needs.
Are you heading to the Czech Republic for work? Or are you already living in the Czech Republic as a foreigner
and looking for a job or want to change it? We have some useful information and tips.
Did you come to the Czech Republic to study or work? Do you need to get a visa? Take advantage of the quality
comprehensive or essential care health insurance from reputable insurance companies. Health insurance for
foreigners who
intend to stay in the Czech Republic and cannot be insured in the public health system
insurance.
The insurance meets the legislative requirements of the Act on the Residence of Foreigners in the Czech Republic for various reasons –
short-term (visa) or long-term (temporary stay), is recognized by state and local authorities and
accepted by the foreign police.
It goes without saying that the insurance includes quality and continuous assistance service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in
Czech, Slovak, Polish, English and Russian.
You can choose from 2 basic options: Comprehensive care and Necessary urgent care.