I had a cancer a year back and I am doing better now - rather I can say I'm perfectly fit. But of course, the chance of it recurring it still there (for the next 5 years at most). If I move to Sweden and for some unfortunate reason, my cancer recur, will I be entitled for health care benefits? If so, how much? Is there any website which actually discusses this benefit for immigrants?
Thank you..
Healthcare benefits in Sweden
Laiko
05 November 2009 14:34:20
1
gplusa
10 November 2009 11:29:13
18
I think it might depend on your Swedish immigration status, Laiko. If you are an EU citizen, or have a residency permit, then I think you are covered. If you are in Sweden on a tourist, study, or work visa, then you may well have to cover some of those costs yourself.
pilot673
15 November 2009 12:01:03
2
Try your local Swedish Embassy
Subscribe to this topic
Articles to help you in your expat project in Sweden
Health care in Sweden
Wondering about the health care services available for expats in Sweden? Find the answers to your queries in this ...
Sports activities in Stockholm
Sweden has turned out several famous sports stars like football player Zlatan Ibrahimović and swimmer Sarah ...
Choosing your neighbourhood in Stockholm
Stockholm spans across 14 different islands. Before deciding where to buy or rent a place in Stockholm, you need ...
Accommodation in Malmö
Being Skane's biggest municipality, Malmö needs no introduction as a diverse and welcoming place for ...
Buying property in Sweden
With most of Sweden's major cities facing a housing shortage, it will very often prove easier to find a ...
Childcare in Sweden
Sweden's high taxation suddenly makes sense once you consider how it funds childcare. The level of childcare ...
Open a bank account that suits you
Discover the best international banks to manage your money securely.
"