Choosing Business & Expats Health Insurance means opting for personalised, tailor-made support, perfectly suited to your needs. Our advisers are on hand to guide you through the Belgian healthcare system and help you select the most appropriate insurance for your situation.
In Belgium, it is compulsory to register with a mutual insurance company (mutuelle) in order to receive reimbursements for healthcare and benefits set by the State. This is known as compulsory insurance.
In addition to this compulsory insurance, Business & Expats offers a number of extra benefits (over and above those offered by Belgian social security) such as:
This supplementary insurance allows you to enhance your health cover to take care of yourself.
To make it easier for you to register with the mutual insurance system, our advisers are on hand to help you with the various steps you need to take.
Your health file online
Registering with mutual insurance via Business & Expats Insurance also gives you access to online services to manage your health insurance file whenever and wherever you want, thanks to an online customer area and a mobile application.
As soon as you register with Helan or Partenamut, create your customer area online and you can access an overview of your reimbursements, print or order documents or identification stickers, and receive your digital mail via your inbox.
Because no one is immune to health problems and medical care is not always adequately reimbursed by the social security system, Business & Expats Health Insurance also offers optional insurance to complement the basic cover.
Birth, surgery, illness, accident... we're all affected at one time or another. Our hospital insurance policies offer you optimum protection in the event of a hospital stay. We offer several types of cover to meet your specific needs:
Are you already covered for hospital insurance through your employer? Hospitalia Continuité will ensure you are still covered even if your professional situation changes (job loss, retirement, etc.). As soon as your employer's hospitalisation insurance ceases to cover you, you will be transferred to the hospitalisation insurance of your choice (Hospitalia, Hospitalia Medium or Hospitalia Plus):
Preventive and curative treatment, crowns, implants... dental care is expensive and is not always reimbursed by social security in Belgium.
Dental care covered in Belgium and the neighbouring countries.
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