To take out health insurance in Spain, you will need your passport or NIE, an address of residence in Spain and to pay by credit/debit card.

Some policies, such as Asisa Completa ++, set an annual limit of €300 per policyholder each year, which helps to control your medical expenses.

Yes, you can take out insurance with a future date of up to 5 months.

Yes, all Asisa insurance policies for foreigners include repatriation to the country of origin in the event of death.

For ASISA Health Students, the minimum duration is 2 months. For ASISA Health Residents, the minimum duration is 12 months.

Yes, in order to obtain a residence or student visa in Spain, it is compulsory to have medical insurance that covers all medical eventualities, including hospitalisation and medical return.

Medical insurance for foreigners in Spain must include medical consultations, hospitalisation, emergencies, diagnostic tests and treatments. Asisa Health also covers basic dental care and additional services such as physiotherapy and childbirth preparation.

After taking out health insurance, Asisa will provide you with an insurance certificate. This document is necessary to meet visa requirements and must be submitted with your visa application.

Obtaining a NIE is a crucial step in formalising your residency in Spain. Having adequate health insurance is one of the requirements for obtaining the NIE, as it proves that you have health cover during your stay.

With Asisa Medical Insurance for Foreigners, you will have access to a network of hospitals and clinics where you can receive specialised and emergency medical care without long waiting times.