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When you move to Germany for work (Non-EU)
New country, new job, new paperwork. You’re sorting housing, registration and contracts, and just want to arrive without admin surprises. These are the few policies that genuinely make your start in Germany easier.
Essential cover
for this moment

Public Health
If you’re employed in Germany, statutory health insurance is the default. Most go this route for broad coverage, payroll deductions, and easy access to doctors.

Private Health
You need valid health cover from day one to get your visa and residence permit. Private plans can bridge gaps before public cover starts or if you’re not eligible.

Liability
New country, new paperwork. Legal cover helps with rental disputes, employment issues, or visa-related appeals—so you don’t navigate German bureaucracy alone.

Legal Protection
New country, new paperwork. Legal cover helps with rental disputes, employment issues, or visa-related appeals—so you don’t navigate German bureaucracy alone.

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