International Student Guide - Det Juridiske Fakultet

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Health insurance coverage <strong>International</strong> students staying for more than three months are covered by the Danish Health Security Act as specified below. However, we strongly encourage all students to purchase an additional insurance prior to their arrival in Denmark as the Danish Health Insurance for instance does not cover the costs of a patient-transport back to the student’s home country. Neither does the Insurance cover liability and loss of personal belongings. Contact your own international office for further advice on where to take out an insurance policy. When you apply for the Health Insurance Certificate you will be assigned a doctor in your area. If you have chronic medical problems requiring prescription medicine, it is a good idea to bring copies of your medical history issued by your local doctor. Please note that medicine is not free in Denmark. Citizenship Nordic Countries EU Countries Other Countries Health Insurance Nordic students are covered for up to six months by the Danish Health Security Act if in need for acute medical treatment. If you are staying for more than six months, you must bring the ‘inter-nordiske flyttepapirer’ and use it when applying for a Health Insurance Certificate. European students who are planning to stay for more than 3 months should bring the European Health Insurance Card from their local health insurance office. This card is proof that you are entitled to health insurance at home, and therefore it entitles you to apply for the regular Danish Health Insurance upon arrival in Denmark. It also entitles you to free medical care in Denmark until you are covered by the Danish Health Insurance. British students are covered under the Danish Health Insurance. If a British student requires medical assistance, before they get their National Health Service card, they should show their passport to the doctor and refer to the special agreement with Denmark. <strong>Student</strong>s from non-EU/Nordic countries staying for more than three months should apply for a Health Insurance Certificate upon arrival. The certificate is valid six weeks after you have registered with the local civil registration office (Folkeregistret). It is therefore strongly recommended that you arrange for health insurance to cover any incidental medical bills for the first eight weeks of your stay. 37
Dentists We have a free choice of dentists in Denmark, which means that you may use any dentist you prefer. Please be informed that the Danish Health Insurance covers only a modest part of the bill. For cheaper dental service contact the following: The school of Dentistry (Tandlægehøjskolen) Panum Instituttet Nørre Allé 20 2200 København N Accepts a number of patients. First visit between 8 am – 9 am and 10 am – 11 am (Monday-Friday) Tandlægehøjskolen is closed from July 1 st till September 1 st and from October 13 th till October 17 th . Phone: (+45) 35 32 67 00 Uhttp://www.odont.ku.dk/engelsk/T Medication Usually, no special immunizations are required or recommended before entry into Denmark. Prescriptions from other countries are not accepted in Denmark, although occasionally a Danish doctor can rewrite them. Also, bran names may vary from country to country. Pharmacies Pharmacies are listed in the telephone directory (yellow pages) under “apotek” and are normally open: Monday – Friday: 9 am - 5:30 pm Saturdays: 9 am - 1 pm The following pharmacies are open day and night, also on Sundays and holidays: Steno Apotek Sønderbro Apotek Vesterbrogade 6C Amagerbrogade 158 1620 København V 2300 København S Phone: (+45) 33 14 82 66 Phone: (+45) 32 58 01 40 38
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