Private health insurance for Czech visas and residence permits

Foreign nationals from outside the EU who are employed on a Czech employment contract usually join the Czech state health insurance system through their work/employment contracts.
Adult family members who will not be employed have to take out Czech private health insurance during their stay in CR.
Foreign nationals who do not plan on working during their stay in CR and are on tourist visas or other non-profit stays, such as studying in CR will also need Czech private health insurance.
The Czech Republic has international agreements with the USA, Japan, Turkey, North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania and Tunisia. Residents of these countries can enter the health insurance system under the same or similar conditions as Europeans.

All the insurance we provide meets all Czech visa regulations.

Basic information about Czech private health insurance
Information about Axa health insurance
Information about PVZP health insurance
Information about Colonnade health insurance
Information about Slavia health insurance
Information about Maxima health insurance

Student health insurance for Czech Republic

If you have specific questions about this type of health insurance contact us with your questions and we will do what we can to help.

Current pricing for Comprehensive health insurance

Prices are per person, per 12 or 24 months (prices are a guide. You can choose any length for the insurance)

Prices are approximate, because the insurance is aged based and each company has varying criteria/age groups etc.

12 months
Axa 20,000 Kc (for up to 14 months)
Colonnade 15,300 Kc
Maxima 15,048 Kc (up to 14 months insurance)
PVZP 27,960 Kc
Slavia 23,000 kc
SV pojistovna 25,200 Kc

24 months

Axa 30,000Kc (for 26 months)
Colonnade 25,200 Kc
Maxima 32,400 Kc
PVZP 50,820 Kc
Slavia 43,000 kc
SV pojistovna 49,440 Kc

The links below will give you more information about each company and the relevant terms and conditions (and IPID) for the insurance. If required I can make the insurance for you and send you all the relevant documents by email, after receipt of payment or you can arrange the insurance yourself through the links below.

The following links will give up to date prices for all the relavant companies.
Pricing for PVZP Plus health insurance
Pricing for PVZP Exclusive health insurance
Pricing for PVZP Student Exclusive health insurance
Pricing for Axa Basic health insurance
Pricing for Axa Complex health insurance
Pricing for Axa Student Complex health insurance
Pricing for SV Pojistovna Complex health insurance
Pricing for Slavia Complex health insurance
Pricing for Slavia student health insurance Pricing for Colonnade health insurance

If you have specific questions about this type of health insurance contact us with your questions and we will do what we can to help.

The Czech embassy in Dresden is requiring Complex health insurance for the collection of approved visas.

More information here....

Listings for all the companies that provide private health insurance that is accepted by Czech government agencies (embassies etc)

All the insurance we provide meets all Czech visa regulations.
You can buy your insurance online for yourself today on this page
Or, if you have questions about what type of health insurance you need you can contact us with your questions and we will do what we can to help.

Basic health insurance covers emergency treatment only

Comprehensive health insurance covers emergency treatment and standard doctors/GP vists as well.

While Comprehensive health insurance covers emergency treatment and standard doctors/GP vists, Comprehensive health insurance does not usually cover pre existing health conditions.
PVZP Exclusive health insurance can cover pre existing health conditions.

Example IPID PVZP Exclusive IPID

You will see IPID documents for insurance throughout this website.

What is an IPID document?
An IPID (Insurance Product Information Document) is designed to provide information on general Insurance products in a standardised format to help the customer make a more informed buying decision when comparing insurance products.
An IPID must be provided to a client before the insurance contract is finalized to help the client make an informed decision.

The IDD set the rules for the IPID.
The Insurance Distribution Directive (IDD) is an EU directive that sets rules for how insurance products are designed and distributed within the EU. The main goal of the IDD is to enhance consumer protection and create a set standard for insurance intermediaries.

If you have any questions about any of the IPID documents on this site please feel free to contact us

All this type of insurance has to be paid for in advance.
More information about payment for Czech private health insurance here:

You can contact us and ask questions. We will do what we can to help.
For legal reasons we do not offer help/assistance with czech state health insurance.