Private Health Insurance: Don’t Move to Spain Without Knowing THIS First!

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Ready to move to Spain but worried about your pre-existing conditions and how they impact your health insurance? Don’t panic—we’ve got you covered! This video explains everything you need to know about securing visa-compliant health insurance, even if you have pre-existing conditions.

What you’ll learn in this video:
• Are pre-existing conditions covered?
• How Spanish insurers handle them (exclusions, waiting periods, and costs).
• Medication Coverage
• Tips from Ciaran O’Toole at InnoInsure!
• More Insurance Tips!

This guide is a must-watch for anyone with chronic conditions, past surgeries, or health concerns that could complicate moving to Spain. We break it all down in simple terms, so you know what to expect—right up to the last cent.

💡 Want to Know More? Check These Out:

📖 Chapters:
1. Are Pre-Existing Conditions Covered?
2. Visa Health Insurance: What You MUST Know!
3. How Insurers Like InnoInsure Handle Pre-Existing Conditions
4. Are Medications Covered?
5. Is Travel Insurance Included?
6. Is Mental Health Covered?
6. Can Anyone Get Private Insurance?
7. What to Look for When Choosing Between Healthcare Providers

👉 Don’t miss this essential guide—perfect for expats, digital nomads, and retirees looking to move to Spain stress-free!

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[dannypakaz]

OMG THANK YOU for this video! As someone working to move to Spain with a pre existing condition it's always so hard to find information with my specific situation, so thank you again.

[anabellabella]

Lots of info guys. Thank you. I got my insurance with him. I have been to the doctor and all has been good. No copay at all. I still go to the front desk to ask if I need to do anything else when I finish the appointment ( thinking about the copay or whatever money I pay in the states). Habits die hard. I got his info from you guys. Thanks again. ❤️💃🏻🇺🇸🇪🇸

[Toltecgrl]

Thank you for your your videos. Me and my husband have watched many of your videos. Including when you first moved, the loss of your doggy 🐶 😞 And now your informative info on what we need to do to move to Spain. Your info is so helpful. Thank you! 🙏

[ambravdl]

Thank you so much guys. Another very helpful video. Very much appreciated. ❤️☀️

[kevinspriggs]

So I heard that basic treatment consultations and checkups, if your pre-existing condition is approved, are covered. More extensive treatment would be reviewed.

Clear as mud, and I listened 3 times.

[lidefsomar]

3 yrs ago I was thinking to move to Spain from United States... but then i decided y not Mexico and like you guys i found my home here.

[Jane-dtwe]

This is kind of misleading. People need to contact and compare different companies and make sure you sign up for a policy that is compliant for the purposes of obtaining a visa. Some people pay a much higher cost to get coverage of preexisting conditions (high cholesterol, for example). You should disclose your conditions and they will decide if they will cover it. They may give you a policy but exclude the condition which means you would have to pay out of pocket to be seen for that condition. For example, I have a chronic condition from an injury that does not require any treatment at this time and may never require treatment. It was excluded. But I got a policy that is compliant to satisfy the Visa requirement.

[bradyreed]

I'm 77 and my wife is 74. Can we get private health insurance for Spain?

[franciscofletes]

What about leukemia survivors. 5 years cancer free 5 years post diagnosis and 5 years post treatment. Diagnosed acute lymphoblastic leukemia, 5 years cancer free no current treatments. Treatment concluded in 2020. Check up or 1 CBC blood test yearly for surveillance.

[ellieramseyer]

Ha! In other words, TBD. If you have a pre-existing condition like COPD, Spanish private insurance will not insure you and will cancel your policy.