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Short answer Finland’s student residence permit requires private insurance that covers your medical and drug expenses, valid throughout your entire stay (Source: FI_STUDY_MIGRI_2026, Finnish Immigration Service; verified 2026-06-13). The required amount depends on study length: for studies under two years the insurance must cover medical expenses up to EUR 120,000. This route models the under-two-years threshold. The engine encodes three rules: insurance is mandatory, minimum coverage of 120,000 EUR, and full-period validity. ...

Short answer A Georgia long-term visa requires travel/health insurance valid for the period of stay in Georgia, valid all over Georgia, and (for a long-term visa) valid for the validity period of the visa (Source: GE_LONGVISA_GEOCONSUL_2026, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, Consular Department; verified 2026-06-13). The published criteria state no coverage amount, so the engine models three rules: insurance is mandatory, valid in Georgia, and covering the visa validity period. ...

Short answer An Iceland residence permit requires an insurance certificate confirming a health insurance that is valid in Iceland, for at least six months from the date of registration of legal domicile, with a minimum coverage of ISK 2,000,000 (Source: IS_RESIDENCE_UTL_2026, Directorate of Immigration of Iceland; verified 2026-06-13). The engine models three rules: insurance is mandatory, it must be valid in Iceland, and the documented limit must meet the ISK 2,000,000 threshold. ...

Short answer All non-EEA students are required to have private medical insurance when coming to and residing in Ireland for the purpose of study (Source: IE_STUDENT_ISD_2026, Immigration Service Delivery; verified 2026-06-13). Where travel insurance suffices, it must cover the student for one full year (or the entirety of a shorter stay) with a minimum of EUR 25,000 for accident and EUR 25,000 for disease, plus any period of hospitalisation. The engine models three rules: insurance is mandatory, minimum coverage of 25,000 EUR, and full-period cover. ...

Short answer Kazakhstan’s Neo Nomad Visa (B12-1) requires medical insurance covering the requested validity period of the visa (Source: KZ_NEONOMAD_EGOV_2026, eGov Kazakhstan visa classification; verified 2026-06-13). The official page states no coverage amount or territory, so the engine models two rules: insurance is mandatory, and it must cover the full visa validity period. Key findings at a glance Item Value Route Kazakhstan Neo Nomad Visa (B12-1) Authority Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan (eGov) Evidence verified 2026-06-13 Snapshot 2026-06-13 Modeled rules Insurance mandatory; covers the requested visa validity period What the authority requires Medical insurance is a required document for the Neo Nomad Visa. (Source: KZ_NEONOMAD_EGOV_2026; verified 2026-06-13) It must cover the requested validity period of the visa. (Source: KZ_NEONOMAD_EGOV_2026; verified 2026-06-13) The official page states no coverage amount and no territory, so those stay UNKNOWN. Normalized requirements table: ...

Short answer South Korea’s F-1-D Workation (Digital Nomad) visa requires insurance that covers more than 100 million won (about USD 76,000) for hospital treatment and evacuation to the home country during the stay in Korea (Source: KR_F1D_MOFA_LA_2026, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Consulate General in Los Angeles; verified 2026-06-13). The engine models two rules: insurance is mandatory, and the coverage amount must meet the won threshold. Key findings at a glance Item Value Route South Korea F-1-D Workation (Digital Nomad) visa Authority Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea (consular) Evidence verified 2026-06-13 Snapshot 2026-06-13 Modeled rules Insurance mandatory; minimum coverage 100 million won What the authority requires A Certificate of Medical Insurance Subscription is a required document. (Source: KR_F1D_MOFA_LA_2026; verified 2026-06-13) The insurance must cover more than 100 million won for hospital treatment and evacuation to the home country during the stay in Korea. (Source: KR_F1D_MOFA_LA_2026; verified 2026-06-13) Normalized requirements table: ...

Short answer Latvia’s long-term remote work visa requires a health insurance policy valid in the Republic of Latvia and in the Schengen Member States, with a minimum insurance liability limit of at least EUR 42,600 during the insurance period (Source: LV_REMOTEWORK_PMLP_2026, Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs (PMLP); verified 2026-06-13). The engine models three rules: insurance is mandatory, minimum coverage of 42,600 EUR, and the policy must be valid in Latvia. ...

Short answer To qualify for the Mauritius Premium Visa, the applicant must have proof of long stay plans and travel and health insurance for the initial period of stay (Source: MU_PREMIUM_EDB_2026, Economic Development Board of Mauritius; verified 2026-06-13). The published eligibility statement names insurance but states no coverage amount or territory, so the engine models a single rule: insurance is mandatory. Key findings at a glance Item Value Route Mauritius Premium Visa Authority Economic Development Board of Mauritius (EDB) Evidence verified 2026-06-13 Snapshot 2026-06-13 Modeled rules Insurance mandatory What the authority requires The applicant must have travel and health insurance for the initial period of stay. (Source: MU_PREMIUM_EDB_2026; verified 2026-06-13) The published statement gives no coverage amount and no territory, so those stay UNKNOWN and are not modeled. Normalized requirements table: ...

Short answer Montenegro’s digital nomad temporary residence permit requires the applicant to attach proof that they have health insurance (Source: ME_DNV_GOVME_2026, Government of Montenegro digital nomads portal; verified 2026-06-13). The official page states no coverage amount, period or territory, so the engine models a single rule: insurance is mandatory. Key findings at a glance Item Value Route Montenegro Digital Nomad Temporary Residence Authority Government of Montenegro (digitalnomads.gov.me) Evidence verified 2026-06-13 Snapshot 2026-06-13 Modeled rules Insurance mandatory What the authority requires The applicant must attach proof of health insurance with the request. (Source: ME_DNV_GOVME_2026; verified 2026-06-13) The published page states no coverage amount, no period and no territory, so those stay UNKNOWN and are not modeled. Normalized requirements table: ...

Short answer New Zealand’s Fee Paying Student Visa requires, as a condition of the visa, that you have insurance for travel and any health care you need, from the start of your course until your visa expires (Source: NZ_STUDENT_INZ_2026, Immigration New Zealand; verified 2026-06-13). Immigration New Zealand states your education provider will tell you what the policy must cover and sets no fixed amount. The engine models two rules: insurance is mandatory, and it must cover the full visa period. ...