Lionel Hasse 
The most important checks before you take out disability insurance as a student: the occupation in the policy, the application, the pension amount, adjustment rules and what happens after a surcharge.
Internship in the UK: why an ETA replaces a visa for short stays, where the limits of visitor status lie, and how to cover insurance and funding.
Computer science, engineering and chemistry involve very different job profiles. This affects how a BU classifies you, and each tariff regulates this in its own way.
Working student or minijob: what the difference means for your disability insurance, how statutory pension insurance plays a role and which details count in the application.
Internship in the USA on a J-1 visa: sponsor, duration, health insurance, costs and funding. What students should clarify before booking anything.
If you are a compulsory member of a professional chamber, you can often be exempted from statutory pension insurance. This guide explains the deadline, the application and the trade-offs.
Two tariffs often rate the same surgical occupation differently. Learn how occupational group, physical load and health details shape the surcharge in disability insurance.
The annual earnings threshold for 2026 is EUR 77,400 a year. This glossary entry explains what the limit means, how you check it and what is planned for 2027.
An internship in Singapore needs a Training Employment Pass for training that is part of your studies. Per the MOM it is valid for up to three months. Requirements, insurance and costs.
How music and art students can get their future job classified in occupational disability insurance, what drives the premium and which health questions matter most.
