Health

•  Citizens of the EU
  
  If you or a member of your family are suddenly ill or have an accident during a visit to any EU country, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland, you have the right to get immediate/urgent health care. Students, seconded workers, and persons entitled to social security pensions or annuities, as well as members of their families, have the right to get not-urgent health care.
  
  To prove this right a passport should be enough, but it is easier if you get the E111 form.
  
  Only publicly funded emergency treatment is included in this scheme and each country has its own rules for public medical provision. In some, treatment is free, in some you pay part of the cost, in others you have to pay the full cost and then claim a refund. So: keep all your bills, prescriptions and receipts.
   
•  Personal health problems
  
  If you are traveling abroad with somebody, it is a good idea to tell your partners if you have any important physical or psychological problems that might occur during the trip. It is very important that you make sure that they aware of them and that they know how to react to things such as allergies, phobias, epilepsy, somnambulism, asthma attacks, etc.

Διαφημιστείτε εδώ
Hosted and Powered by WEBMANIA.GR