Health UK & Ireland

HEALTH

UK & Ireland


 What am I covered for in 

France?
§French social security :
§The health, maternity, paternity, disability, and death branch
§The industrial accident and occupational illness branch
§The old-age branch, managed by the National Old-Age 
 Insurance Fund
§The family branch, managed by the National Family Benefits 
Fund
§The contributions and collections branch, managed by the 
Agence Centrale des Organismes de Sécurité Sociale



CLEISS – What is it for?

 
§Cleiss (Center for European and International Social Security 
Liaisons) is a national public institution responsible for providing 
information on social protection in a context of international 
mobility. It is placed under the double supervision of the minister 
in charge of social security and the minister in charge of the 
budget.





CoD : Are there any  

differences ?

§Must check your student social security
§Subscribe to European Card (EHIC)
EHIC : it is used in case of temporary stay in the territory of a 
State other than the competent State, whatever the nature of the 
stay (holidays, professional stay, language holidays, etc.) or the 
quality of the card holder ( worker, pensioner, unemployed 
person, student, etc.).
 
§You can also subscribe to other insurances







CoD Borders:
 
§Can I bring any special medication?
 You must get permission to export certain drugs and medicines.
§Vaccination?
 Mendatory vaccinations are the same in UK  




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