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Greg_In_SF

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12. She is not eligible

Reply to area51 (Reply #8)

Sun Apr 5, 2026, 10:26 AM

12 hrs ago

She will have to purchase health insurance.

Non-EU foreigners staying in the Czech Republic for more than 90 days must obtain comprehensive health insurance with a minimum coverage of EUR 400,000, covering necessary and urgent care, including repatriation and emergency hospital care. Without a European Health Insurance Card, foreigners are not entitled to free medical care

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Indeed Greg_In_SF 11 hrs ago #13

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If people have interest in it I guess it's fine. But if people are paying to get a specific job JI7 10 hrs ago #17

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Hmm, area51 21 hrs ago #8

She is not eligible Greg_In_SF 12 hrs ago #12

How common are these stories ? This just seems like it would people to be less supportive JI7 21 hrs ago #10

No one bothered to tell her that her Degree would be financially useless in her future? WarGamer 10 hrs ago #16

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NYT propaganda working as designed, I see WhiskeyGrinder 10 hrs ago #19

yes Skittles 4 hrs ago #21