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Short answer Poland’s National Visa (Type D) requires travel medical insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 EUR, valid for the entire period of the requested national visa, covering urgent medical assistance, emergency hospital treatment and repatriation for medical reasons (Source: PL_NATD_NICOSIA_2026, gov.pl consular checklist; verified 2026-06-13). The engine models three rules from this source: insurance is mandatory, minimum coverage of 30,000 EUR, and full-period validity. Key findings at a glance Item Value Route Poland National Visa (Type D), long stay Authority Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Nicosia (gov.pl) Evidence verified 2026-06-13 Snapshot 2026-06-13 Modeled rules Insurance mandatory; minimum coverage 30,000 EUR; policy valid for the entire visa period What the authority requires Travel medical insurance is a required document for the D-type national visa. (Source: PL_NATD_NICOSIA_2026; verified 2026-06-13) Minimum coverage of 30,000 EUR. (Source: PL_NATD_NICOSIA_2026; verified 2026-06-13) The policy must be valid for the entire period of the requested national visa. (Source: PL_NATD_NICOSIA_2026; verified 2026-06-13) Coverage scope: “covering all costs which may arise during the stay, related to any urgent medical assistance, emergency hospital treatment or repatriation for medical reasons as well as, in case of death, repatriation of the deceased.” (Source: PL_NATD_NICOSIA_2026) The embassy announcement adds insurer conduct conditions effective 1 December 2020: the insurer settles health-service costs directly with the treating entity on an invoice basis and provides a 24/7 assistance centre. (Source: PL_NATD_SG_2026; verified 2026-06-13) Normalized requirements table: ...

Short answer Albania’s Unique Permit (Leje Unike) for the digital mover (lëvizës digjital) category requires a health-insurance policy valid for at least one year, for the permit period (Source: AL_LEJE_UNIKE_MB_2026, official Leje Unike Digital Mover checklist; legal basis Law 79/2021 art. 68 and VKM 858 of 29.12.2021; verified 2026-06-09). The official checklist states the one-year validity but no coverage amount, so the checker models that insurance is mandatory and must cover the full permit period, and leaves any figure UNKNOWN. ...

Short answer Croatia’s temporary stay for digital nomads requires proof of health insurance for the period of time you plan to be in Croatia, and the travel or private health insurance must cover the territory of the Republic of Croatia (Source: HR_MUP_DIGITALNOMAD_2026, Required documents; verified 2026-06-10). The checker models three rules from this: insurance is mandatory, it must cover the full period, and it must cover Croatian territory. No coverage amount is stated, so that stays UNKNOWN. ...

Short answer The Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa requires a certificate of health insurance for medical care that covers inpatient and outpatient care and transportation of corpse, in the Plan A category (Source: CY_MD_DIGITALNOMAD_DOCS_2026, List of Accompanying Documents, item 7; verified 2026-06-09). The official document states the coverage scope but no amount, so the checker models that insurance is mandatory, comprehensive, and valid for care in Cyprus, and leaves any coverage figure UNKNOWN. ...

Short answer The Czech long-term visa for the purpose of doing business requires comprehensive medical insurance whose coverage amount (the agreed limit per insured event) is at least EUR 400,000, with no cost sharing by the insured person. Since 20 September 2023 the policy can be arranged with any insurer authorised to provide it in the Czech Republic (Source: CZ_IPC_INSURANCE_2026, Medical Insurance; verified 2026-06-10). Key findings at a glance Item Value Route Czech long-term business visa (doing business) Authority Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic (IPC) Evidence verified 2026-06-10 Snapshot 2026-06-10 Modeled rules Insurance mandatory; coverage at least EUR 400,000; no cost sharing (no deductible) What the authority requires Medical insurance is mandatory for the visa. (Source: CZ_IPC_INSURANCE_2026, Medical Insurance; verified 2026-06-10) The coverage amount must be at least EUR 400,000 per insured event. (Source: CZ_IPC_INSURANCE_2026, Medical Insurance; verified 2026-06-10) There must be no cost sharing by the insured person (no deductible). (Source: CZ_IPC_INSURANCE_2026, Medical Insurance; verified 2026-06-10) Normalized requirements table: ...

Short answer Estonia’s Digital Nomad Visa is issued as a long-stay (D) visa, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs requires travel medical insurance that guarantees payment of any costs related to the applicant’s medical treatment due to illness or injury during the validity of the visa, valid for the whole period of the requested visa (Source: EE_VM_DVISA_2026, Application for a long-stay (D) visa; verified 2026-06-09). No coverage amount is stated, so the checker models that insurance is mandatory and must cover the full period, and leaves any figure UNKNOWN. ...

Short answer Portugal’s D7 visa (for people living from passive income, a residency visa) requires valid travel insurance covering necessary medical expenses, including urgent medical assistance and possible repatriation (Source: PT_D7_VISTOS_2026, Residency necessary documentation; verified 2026-06-09). The official documentation states the cover scope but no coverage amount, so the checker models that insurance is mandatory and must be valid for the visa, and leaves any figure UNKNOWN. Key findings at a glance Item Value Route Portugal D7 (passive income) residency visa Authority Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Portugal (Vistos) Evidence verified 2026-06-09 Snapshot 2026-06-09 Modeled rules Insurance mandatory; policy must be valid for the visa period What the authority requires Valid travel insurance is mandatory, covering necessary medical expenses including urgent medical assistance and possible repatriation. (Source: PT_D7_VISTOS_2026, Residency, General Documentation; verified 2026-06-09) The insurance must be valid for the visa. (Source: PT_D7_VISTOS_2026; verified 2026-06-09) The official documentation states no coverage amount and no insurer-authorization rule, so those stay UNKNOWN. The requirement may be waived where a bilateral agreement on medical assistance applies (for example Brazil PB4, UK S1). Normalized requirements table: ...

Short answer Colombia’s Visa V Nomadas Digitales requires a health policy with coverage in the national territory against all risks in case of accident, illness, maternity, disability, hospitalization, death or repatriation, for the time foreseen for the stay in the country. This is the fifth specific requirement on the Cancilleria de Colombia visa page (Source: CO_DNV_CANCILLERIA_2026, Requisitos especificos, poliza de salud; verified 2026-06-08). Key findings at a glance Item Value Route Colombia Visa V Nomadas Digitales Authority Cancilleria de Colombia (Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores) Evidence verified 2026-06-08 Snapshot 2026-06-08 Modeled rules Insurance mandatory; coverage in Colombian territory; coverage against all risks What the authority requires A health insurance policy is mandatory for the visa. (Source: CO_DNV_CANCILLERIA_2026, poliza de salud; verified 2026-06-08) The policy must provide coverage in Colombian territory (national territory). (Source: CO_DNV_CANCILLERIA_2026, poliza de salud; verified 2026-06-08) The coverage must be against all risks: accident, illness, maternity, disability, hospitalization, death or repatriation, for the duration of stay. (Source: CO_DNV_CANCILLERIA_2026, poliza de salud; verified 2026-06-08) Normalized requirements table: ...

Short answer For the Greece Digital Nomad Visa (National Type D visa), insurance is a required document. The official Work From Greece Digital Nomad Visa checklist (the document the Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs designated portal publishes) requires “Travel insurance, with a period of validity equal to the visa issued, as a minimum, which covers the costs that may arise in the event of repatriation for medical reasons, for emergency medical care and/or emergency hospital care” (Source: GR_WFG_CHECKLIST_2026, General Supporting Documents; verified 2026-06-08). So the checker models two rules — insurance is mandatory, and the policy must cover the full visa period — and leaves coverage amount and insurer authorization as UNKNOWN because the checklist states neither. ...

Short answer Italy’s short-term self-employment visa is a Schengen (Type C) visa, and the Consulate General of Italy requires proof of medical-expenses coverage of at least 30,000 euro (or 50,000 US dollars) for the duration of the trip. The consulate is explicit that only medical expenses coverage counts: trip cancellation, lost baggage, and repatriation of remains do not count toward the minimum (Source: IT_SELFEMP_SF_INSURANCE_2026, Travel Medical Insurance notice; verified 2026-06-08). ...