Medical insurance required for economic self s6

Hello

I took mine out from Gasanmamo:

the cheapest one, in-patient key.

It only covers me for hospital stuff, GPs, dental, glasses aren't covered.

I am ony allowed private clinics and hospitals. Hospitalisation in public hospitals afaik aren't covered.

Nor is any preexisting condtion (you better not be diabetic, insulin would be on you).

For a full coverage, the best is to take an expat insurance but ofc prices are not the same.

I am 60 and payed 860€ for one year, expat insurances can jump to 3000 or even more.

I am not sure my health insurance will be accepted as a comprehensive one. If not, I will ask Gasanmamo for the full version, show it to ID Malta and cancel afterwards.

This is a very US like conception of health care, very different from the one in practice in most of a EU countries.

Good luck

I came here pre Brexit, self sufficiency, over 60, no insurance, got my health certificate, and have had a hip replacement operation  mri scan, xrays,etc.

And a foot operation,  without any costs .

Contact Malta gov.mt, for information.

Good luck.

Try

Entitlement health @ gov.mt

I came here pre Brexit, self sufficiency, over 60, no insurance, got my health certificate, and have had a hip replacement operation mri scan, xrays,etc.
And a foot operation, without any costs .
Contact Malta gov.mt, for information.
Good luck.
Try
Entitlement health @ gov.mt
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Unlikely to apply to someone from Greece.

@GozoMo

Am I missing  something  here ?????

Where does the Greece  thing come from ????

@GozoMo
Am I missing something here ?????
Where does the Greece thing come from ????
-@DP4

The person who asked the question comes from Greece, the reason you have free health care is because of an agreement between Malta and the UK.

@GozoMo

But....where in his / her post does it say they come from Greece  ????

@GozoMo
But....where in his / her post does it say they come from Greece ????
-@DP4

Look at their profile.

Thanks everyone for your responses.

Yes I am Greek so EU rules would apply to me.  But out of interest does the UK - Malta agreement still apply now post brexit to UK citizens or do they also have to take out medical insurance