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Guides to DNV health insurance

Written for people applying for Spain’s digital nomad visa: plain English, no jargon, and no assumption that you already know how Spanish healthcare works.

Our guides cover the questions people actually arrive with: whether you need private health insurance at all, what your documents have to show, and how the two Sanitas visa plans differ. Each one is a PDF you can keep. You never have to wait for one to get an answer — the same ground is covered on these pages, and you can always talk to us.

Every guide opens on its own page as soon as you ask for it. Nothing is emailed to you, and asking for a guide does not sign you up to marketing.

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Health Insurance for Spain’s Digital Nomad Visa

Whether you need private health insurance for your DNV application, and which Sanitas visa plan may suit you.

If you read only one of these, read this one: it works out whether you need to buy anything at all, which is the question that decides every other question on this page.

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The rest of the set

Five more, for the decisions that come after that one.

Sanitas Residents Visa Plan

Cover through the Sanitas medical network in Spain, and what the Visado version is for.

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Sanitas Residents Platinum Visa Plan

Everything the Residents Visa Plan does, plus the freedom to be treated outside the Sanitas network.

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DNV Health Insurance Mistakes to Avoid

Starting with the most expensive one: buying a policy before you know whether you need one.

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Sanitas Plan Add-ons

Wider provider choice, everyday savings, and income and family protection — attached only where they earn their place.

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A guide can tell you which questions matter. It cannot look at your own circumstances. If you want an answer for your situation rather than for the general case, tell us how you work and who is coming with you.

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Sources: Sanitas product pages (dated); the requirement and Social Security pages, each of which carries its own sources · Health-insurance information, not immigration or Social Security legal advice.