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Health Insurance in Germany
April Medibroker is an independent insurance broker specialising in health insurance in Germany.
Founded in 1998, we have dedicated specialist staff available to provide free, no obligation quotations to expatriates who need medical insurance in Germany.
Choosing the best international health insurance plan isn't something that can be left to chance. Wherever you are in the world you need to be sure that the plan you buy is going to give you help, quality and peace of mind that you deserve. April Medibroker's team of expert advisers have extensive knowledge of the global market and will only advise solutions to you that we know are of of the highest possible quality.
The quotations we send to you are from international medical insurance companies that we have worked with for many years and we assess regulary to ensure that not only do they give you the best benefits to meet your needs, but also maintain excellent levels of service and claims handling throughout the duration of your expat medical insurance cover. We trust them to cover you.
None of our advisors are paid commission so you can rest assured that the advice that you receive is what is best for you, not what is best for them!
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To receive a free, no obligation tailored quotation for expatriate insurance in Germany please complete the form below and one of our expert advisors will email you initial quotations within one working day. If you would prefer someone to contact you by telephone to discuss medical insurance in Germany in more detail, please let us know in the "Questions" box at the end of this form or visit our callback page.
Use of your information will solely by used by APRIL Medibroker and any personal information will remain confidential within normal procedures in advising on and completing applications for private medical insurance and associated plans. Your information will not be disclosed to any third parties outside of APRIL Group or used for unsolicited marketing.
General Information:
As Europe's largest economy and second most populous nation (after Russia), Germany is a key member of the continent's economic and political organizations.
Germany enjoys good relations with other EU member states and with the US. As a founding member of the EU, Germany has maintained a close post-war relationship with France. Following reunification Germany has sought to strengthen its relations with Eastern Europe and Russia. Germany as also signed a treaty with Poland recognising its external borders.
If you intend to stay in Germany for three months or more you must register with the German authorities (Einwohnermeldeamt) within seven days of arrival. You should carry your valid passport with you at all times. German police have the right to ask to see identification. For many foriegn citizens, the only acceptable form of ID is a valid passport.
If you intend to work in Germany, you should obtain detailed information on employment regulations from the German Embassy
| Capital | Berlin |
| Official language | German |
| Largest Cities | Düsseldirf, Munich, Stuttgart, Hanover |
| Population | 82 Million |
| Number of Expats* | |
| Currency | Euro (EUR) |
| Time Zone | +1 GMT |
| Climate | Continental North East, mild and temperate in the north to the south |
| International Dialing Code | +49 |
| Flight Time From London | Approx 2.5 hours |
Useful Links:
| Berlin Hotels | - affordable hotel style apartments and accomodation in Berlin |
| English Living Abroad in Dresden | - for English-speaking expats living in Dresden, Germany. A site full of information to help get you settled. |
| Germany Travel | - Online Germany travel guide including hotels, museums, shopping, nightlife, where to eat, transportation, useful telephones and weather. |
| How To Germany | - Welcome to the best on-line information resource for expatriates in Germany: the website of How To Germany magazine. How To Germany tells you everything you need to know about living and working in Germany as a foreigner. |