Health Insurance After Studies Without a Job: Options and Costs
How to stay insured after studies without a job: follow-on insurance, unemployment benefit I, family insurance, internships and costs in 2026.
How to stay insured after studies without a job: follow-on insurance, unemployment benefit I, family insurance, internships and costs in 2026.
How you stay insured between your bachelor and master: when student insurance continues, when family insurance applies and what it costs.
When student health insurance ends after de-registration, how follow-on insurance works, what it costs and how to avoid gaps.
Which proof your university requires for enrolment, how the electronic reporting procedure works and which deadlines apply.
How to deduct a part-time master’s degree from tax, what an employer contribution changes, which funding exists and how health insurance applies.
BAföG in exceptional cases, child benefit until 25 with up to 20 hours of work, tax deduction of costs and the financing options for a second degree.
Access routes for people with vocational qualifications, work experience rules, BAföG independent of parental income, scholarships and health insurance.
Why dual students with a salary are compulsorily insured, what contributions cost in 2026, how to choose an insurer and what happens after the study.
When distance students are compulsorily insured, when family insurance applies, what the contributions cost in 2026 and what changes if you work alongside.
Barmer and DAK-Gesundheit compared for students: The same statutory contribution rules, but different additional contributions and statute benefits.