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Welcome to the Netherlands. Take a look at our plans below.
Please feel free to contact us.
 Call us on 088 – 121 0 221
Do you receive income in the Netherlands?
If you receive income from a Dutch employer and pay social premiums, you are required to have the mandatory Dutch basic health insurance.
As TU Delft’s trusted insurance advisor, International Insurances offers a selection of basic and additional insurance plans with favorable conditions and discounts on supplementary coverage.
Please note: Once you sign up for a plan, you cannot change your insurance for a full year.
Easily compare health insurance plans with our TU Delft Health Insurance Comparison tool
For personalized advice, feel free to contact International Insurances. Call us on 088 - 121 0 221 Or email on tudelft@internationalinsurances.nl
OHRA
€ 159,95 month
- Care by GP
- All Dutch hospitals
- Medication
- Physiotherapy (additional insurance required)
- Dental care (additional insurance required)
Zilveren Kruis
Starting from € 149,50 month
- Budget € 149,50 month, limited hospital selection
- Zeker € 156.25 month, extended hospital selection
- Exclusief € 172,75 month, all hospitals
- Additional care pregnancy (additional insurance required)
- Extensive physiotherapy coverage (additional insurance required)
Additional information Ohra
Not sure which provider to choose?
Read our comparison document to learn more about the differences between OHRA and Zilveren Kruis.
Do you need a temporary health insurance?
Receiving income in the Netherlands? You are obligated to have a Dutch basic health insurance. The starting date of your insurance is the same date you started work.
If you arrive in the Netherlands, before your employment contract starts and you are a non-EU citizen, you will need temporary health insurance.
The startdate of the Dutch basic health insurance for family members is the same day as they registered at the municipality and received the BSN and residence permit. So they need a temporary health insurance for the first period in the Netherlands.
International Insurances can help you with this. You can apply for the Masterplan+ with insurance company Insure To Study.
My BSN or residence permit is delayed
When it takes longer to receive your BSN and residence permit, you can always extend your insurance.
My Dutch basic health insurance is active
As soon as your Dutch basic health insurance is active we can end the private insurance Masterplan+ from the same day as your Dutch basic health insurance started. Please send us your policy.
I am from Europe and have EHIC
Are you from Europe and have an EHIC, which is still valid and active? Then a temporary health insurance is not necessary.
Start date of your temporary private insurance
You can start the insurance from the day you leave your country to fly to the Netherlands. You can apply for one or two months.
Masterplan +
€ 59,50 month / € 1,98 day
- Meets IND and TU Delft requirements
- Medical expenses
- Including dental, physiotherapy and psychotherapy
- Pre-existing conditions are insured
Frequently asked questions
I feel sick. What do I do?
In the Netherlands the first one to see, when you don’t feel well is a general practitioner (GP). The GP will advise you on what to do, look for the cause and suggest treatments.
You need a referral from a general practitioner for medicines, a medical test or to see a specialist in the hospital.
Is International Insurances an insurance company?
International Insurances is powered by Alpina. Alpina is an insurance advisor and specialist in health insurances.