If you live in Germany, you’re required to signup for health care, which can either be public or private health insurance. While public health insurance is often considered the default, private health insurance offers various benefits such as lower...
Is private insurance only for rich people? Does it put the elderly at a disadvantage? We shed light on some common myths.
Summary: While getting your non-working partner or child covered on health insurance is as easy as telling us their information, there are some steps...
Welcome to our blog post on dentist insurance in Germany! If you’re an expat or just looking for information on dental care and insurance...
We’re back at it again and answering your top questions! Recently, a customer asked us about the differences between the KV, AV, RV, UV, and PV...
Summary: This article is about bringing parents to Germany, what the most common problems are and what roadblocks you’re going to face along the way...
TK (Techniker Krankenkasse or die Techniker) is the leading and largest provider of public health insurance in Germany, with over 11 million people...
Legal insurance is one of those things that you think you’ll never personally need until something happens. This could be a dispute with an...
Nearly half of German households have legal insurance, but many expats have never considered it as an option. Here's how legal insurance can help you.
Considering a move to Germany? We understand your enthusiasm for elevating your studies to new heights or advancing your professional journey beyond...