Interesting facts and practical tips from the world of insurance: how policies work, what to look for when choosing one, and what obligations policyholders—including foreigners living in Poland—have. Short and to the point, without jargon, to make it easier to make a good decision.
The year 2025 brought significant changes to the rules governing legal residence and access to health care for non-Polish nationals. Every foreign national planning a long-term stay—whether for professional, educational, family, or humanitarian reasons—must have appropriate health insurance.
Health insurance is an essential part of any foreigner’s stay in Poland. In 2025, its importance increased, both due to the formal requirements for legalizing one’s stay and the rising costs of healthcare services. Health insurance for foreigners can take the form of
The year 2025 brought a number of changes to health insurance for foreigners in Poland. The amendment to the Act on Health Care Services Financed from Public Funds, which took effect on January 1, aims to simplify procedures, tighten up the system, and
Many foreigners are unaware that, in some cases, health insurance is not a choice but a requirement. This applies primarily to individuals applying for a residence permit. The requirement to have a policy covering medical expenses is clearly stipulated in the regulations
Foreign nationals staying in Poland, regardless of the purpose of their visit, must have adequate health insurance. This applies especially to those who plan a longer stay or are applying for a residence permit. Health insurance for foreign nationals in Poland is not just a form of health protection
Choosing the right health insurance for a foreign national can be crucial not only for their health security but also for their ability to reside legally in Poland. Different insurance companies offer varying terms and conditions, so it’s worth carefully reviewing the available options
In 2025, an increasing number of people from abroad are coming to Poland not only for tourism, but also for educational, family, and professional reasons. The growing number of students, seasonal workers, professionals, and refugees means that the issue of access to health care is becoming
More and more foreigners are choosing to stay in Poland for an extended period—whether for professional, educational, or family reasons. One of the key aspects of a legal and safe stay is insurance for foreigners in Poland. How does this coverage work? Is it required?
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