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Medical insurance for EU/dual citizen but not Italian

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#1

Hello,

what are the options to get a medical insurance for people of dual citizenship (USA and EU, but not Italian) at retirement age?

How much is the real cost?

Any comment/suggestion will be appreciate.

Thank you

Andy

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Bhavna
#2

@andyzdz


Hello Andy,


I hope you receive some feedback soon. Till then, feel free to read the Getting health insurance in Italy article to gather as much info as possible.


All the best

Bhavna

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Hi, thank you so much. Very interesting article. Any more info, will be very much appreciate it.

Regards,

Andy

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