Overview
Health insurance is essential for any trip to Ukraine. Whether you're visiting for tourism, business, journalism, or humanitarian work, proper medical coverage ensures you're protected against unexpected health issues and can access quality healthcare.
We partner with EUROINS, a licensed insurance company operating in Ukraine. Our policies are recognized at all Ukrainian border crossings and meet official entry requirements.
Key Facts
- • Coverage: €30,000 medical expenses
- • Provider: EUROINS (licensed in Ukraine)
- • Delivery: Instant PDF via email
- • Accepted at all Ukrainian borders
Why You Need Health Insurance
Ukraine has both public and private healthcare facilities, but comprehensive treatment often requires payment upfront. Health insurance covers these costs and provides access to quality care.
Financial Protection
Medical costs covered up to €30,000 per policy.
Quality Care Access
Coverage for emergency treatment and hospitalization.
Medical Evacuation
Repatriation coverage if serious injury occurs.
Border Compliance
Insurance may be requested at entry points.
Legal Requirement for Some Travelers
Ukrainian accreditation and entry practice expects journalists, reporters, correspondents and media representatives to hold valid health insurance for their stay. Verify the current rules with your accrediting body before travel.
Our Coverage Options
We offer two coverage levels through our partner EUROINS:
Standard Coverage
Essential medical protection
- Emergency medical treatment
- Hospitalization
- Outpatient care
- Emergency dental
- Medical evacuation
- €30,000 coverage limit
+ ~€1.00 per additional day
Extended Coverage
Recommended for current conditions
- All standard coverage
- War risk protection
- Passive war injury coverage
- Repatriation
- 24/7 multilingual support
- €30,000 coverage limit
+ ~€1.60 per additional day
* Prices are approximate. Final price calculated based on your specific trip duration. Prices include applicable fees.
Entry Requirements
Health insurance is strongly recommended for all travelers to Ukraine. For some categories of visitors, it's legally required.
- Minimum coverage of €30,000 is typically recommended
- Policy must cover your entire stay in Ukraine
- War risk coverage is recommended due to current conditions
- Insurance certificate should be readily available at border
- Digital (on phone) or printed certificates are accepted
How to Buy
Getting your insurance is quick and simple:
- 1
Fill Out the Form
Enter your personal details and travel dates
- 2
Choose Coverage
Select standard or extended (war risk) coverage
- 3
Pay Securely
Complete payment via card or bank transfer
- 4
Receive Policy
Get your PDF certificate instantly via email
At the Border
When entering Ukraine, you may be asked to show proof of insurance. Here's what to know:
What to Have Ready
- Your insurance certificate (PDF on phone or printed)
- Valid passport
- Visa (if required for your nationality)
- Proof of accommodation (recommended)
Your EUROINS certificate clearly shows your name, coverage dates, coverage amount, and the insurance company's contact information—everything border officials need to see.
Read our border crossing guideClaims & Emergencies: How to Use Your Policy
If you need medical help during your stay, your EUROINS policy works like this:
Call the emergency line
Use the 24/7 number printed on your policy certificate. Assistance is available in multiple languages.
Follow treatment instructions
The assistance team directs you to an approved facility and may arrange direct payment with the hospital.
Keep every document
Save all receipts, prescriptions and medical reports — claims are processed against documentation.
File the claim
Submit your documents to EUROINS as instructed by the assistance team; payouts follow their review.
Contact the emergency line before arranging treatment yourself whenever possible — pre-authorized care avoids reimbursement delays.
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