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Finland Student Insurance Plans | FAQ'sCompare Plans | FAQ's | Contact Us
How to apply for coverage? You can apply for coverage in a number of ways:
How can I pay for coverage? If you have a credit card (Visa, Visa Electron, MasterCard, American Express), you can apply quickly and easily online through our website, or by downloading an application and completing it with our credit card information and emailing or faxing that to us. If you do not have a credit card, you can submit a paper application and pay your premium by bank wire transfer. Please download our instructions to pay your insurance by wire transfer.
What proof of coverage will I receive? After you have purchased coverage, you will receive a confirmation email that will include a letter of coverage, a receipt, an id card and policy conditions. If you purchase online with a credit card, you will receive this confirmation within a few minutes of completing the transaction. If you purchase using a wire transfer, it will take up to 7 business days to receive your confirmation.
Can I get a visa letter? Within an hour after receiving your confirmation, you will be able to log on to the Client Zone, enter your certificate number and date of birth, and download and print a visa letter. Sometimes the consulate or the police want to see this letter in addition to the confirmation of coverage. If you need an original copy of your visa letter (not a PDF document) please contact our customer support team and we will be happy to mail the letter to you.
Which plan is right for me? If you are trying to work out what plan is right for you - both insurance options will meet the insurance requirements laid out by the Finnish Government. The Atlas International offers comprehensive travel/medical coverage that meets all of the Finnish requirements and is the least expensive option. The Student Secure offers easy monthly payments if you pay with a credit card, and it also offers some coverage that is not included in the Atlas plan, mainly maternity and mental health coverage, and coverage for pre-existing conditions after one year of continuous coverage. For a more comprehensive overview of the two main Finland plans, please visit our Finland Plan Comparison
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