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Living in Thailand and health insurance and Long-Term Care in NL?

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November 30 2021

Dear readers,

I have been living in Thailand since 2018 (and have since also deregistered in NL), but in 2020 and 2021 I periodically worked in the Netherlands for a few days when I got stuck there due to corona. This concerned administrative assistance approximately every three months when the quarterly finances were closed.

Because I received a pay slip, I had to register with a health insurance company in NL. Because I have a foreign address, the health insurance company asked for confirmation from the SVB that I am eligible for the Long-Term Care Act in order to be fully insured if something medical were to happen. I have now been told by SVB that I would only be insured under the Long-Term Care Act on the days I worked and not on all the days in between.

Is this right? I had understood that the NL health insurance continued for 3 months after a work period came to an end? Is my impression correct? Does this also apply to the Wlz? I can lodge an objection with the SVB until mid-December.

Who knows more about this, or who should I consult for advice?

Regards,

Alex

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2 responses to “Living in Thailand and health insurance and long-term care in NL?”

  1. Hans van Mourik says up
    30 November 2021 at 17: 28

    Also read this question.
    https://www.thailandblog.nl/lezersvraag/ziektekostenverzekering-wao-en-emigreren-naar-thailand/
    Also the reaction of Lammert de Haan.
    He is talking about the WAO and WLZ
    It was about 2018
    My advice ask him..
    Hans van Mourik

  2. EB says up
    30 November 2021 at 17: 44

    Hello, you should be at the CIZ, on their site they have several options to serve you.
    https://www.ciz.nl?, do a Google search for CIZ,
    Central Care Indication.


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