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Book a Sanitas Health Insurance Consultation

Book a scheduled consultation with an English-speaking Sanitas specialist to discuss your situation, compare suitable policy routes and understand what information is needed before applying. We help with the Sanitas health-insurance part only — not visa/legal advice or medical advice.

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FormatScheduled call / contact
Best forChoosing the right plan
Non-EU visaResidents / Residents Platinum
EU / CUENo-copay Más Salud
Policy start1st of selected month
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Scheduled, not instant — a planned conversation
Right Sanitas plan for your route
Help with start date, certificate & medical questionnaire
English-speaking Sanitas specialists

Overview

Book a Sanitas Health Insurance Consultation

We do not handle visa applications or give immigration legal advice. We are English-speaking Sanitas health insurance specialists who help you arrange the private health insurance many Spanish visa and residency routes require — suitable policy options, certificate wording, start dates and personalised quotes. Visa rules vary by consulate and change over time, so always confirm the full immigration requirements with the relevant Spanish consulate, an Extranjería office or a qualified immigration specialist.
In short

Book a scheduled consultation with an English-speaking Sanitas specialist to discuss your situation, compare suitable policy routes and understand what information is needed before applying. This is the right page if you want a planned conversation about which Sanitas policy fits your move, residency, renewal or switch — for example NLV, DNV, student, EU/CUE, over-60s, families or pre-existing conditions. We help with the Sanitas health-insurance part only — not visa/legal advice or medical advice.

Choosing the right Spanish health insurance is easier with a proper conversation than with a rushed form. A consultation lets us understand your route, your situation and your timeline, then point you to the correct Sanitas cover and explain exactly what you need to do next. It is especially useful when more than one plan could apply, when there is a medical history to declare, or when timing and certificates matter for a visa or residency appointment.

Spanish Health Insurance is a team of English-speaking Sanitas specialists. We help you understand and arrange the right Sanitas private health insurance for your situation — we do not handle visa applications or give immigration legal advice, and we are not a medical service. If you would prefer to start with a quote, you can get a quote instead.

Not instant

This Is a Scheduled Consultation, Not Instant Support

It helps to know which of our contact options fits what you need:

  • A scheduled consultation about which Sanitas policy route fits your situation — you are in the right place
  • Quick help by WhatsApp, phone or email — use our adviser page
  • A simple callback — use the call-me-back form
  • A general enquiry or company details — use the contact hub

If you need quick help by WhatsApp, phone or email, use our Talk to an English-Speaking Adviser page. If you just want a simple callback, use call me back. For general enquiries, see contact. If you want a scheduled conversation to understand which Sanitas policy route fits your situation — and to plan start dates, certificates and the medical questionnaire — this consultation page is the right place. When you are ready for prices, get a quote.

NLV

Consultation for Non-Lucrative Visa Applicants

Sanitas Residents is suitable for Non-Lucrative Visa health-insurance requirements — a no-copay comprehensive policy with no waiting periods for the visa option, repatriation included where applicable, and a certificate once the policy is accepted, active/processed and paid. Sanitas Residents Platinum is the wider premium option with enhanced international elements. For the NLV, the choice is Sanitas Residents or Residents Platinum.

A consultation helps you decide between Residents and Residents Platinum, choose the right start month, plan the certificate timing around your appointment, and get the application details right. Final visa decisions are made by the Spanish authorities and depend on your full file. See NLV health insurance, the best Sanitas plan for the NLV, the NLV certificate and Residents vs Residents Platinum.

DNV

Consultation for Digital Nomad Visa Applicants

For Digital Nomad Visa applicants using private insurance as their healthcare proof, Sanitas Residents and Sanitas Residents Platinum are the Sanitas visa/residency options — both no-copay, both with no waiting periods for the visa option. Platinum is often the wider choice for nomads who travel or spend time abroad.

A key thing a consultation clarifies is whether you are using private insurance as your healthcare proof, or are covered through Spanish social security / public healthcare. If private insurance is your proof, Residents or Residents Platinum applies; if you are registered in Spanish social security, private Sanitas cover may be supplementary instead. The UGE or relevant authority decides the full application. See DNV health insurance, the best Sanitas plan for the DNV, DNV employee cover and DNV autónomo cover.

Student

Consultation for Student Visa Applicants

For most student visa applicants, the usual Sanitas student product is Sanitas International Students. Sanitas Residents may be reviewed where the student does not fit the International Students criteria — for example because of age or length of stay. A consultation helps confirm which product fits your course, age and stay.

We can also explain what the student route needs in terms of certificate wording and timing, and what to prepare. See student visa health insurance and International Students vs Sanitas Residents.

EU

Consultation for EU / EEA / Swiss and CUE Applicants

EU, EEA and Swiss citizens do not normally use the third-country visa products. Where private health insurance is needed for EU residency (the green certificate / CUE), the usual Sanitas direction is a no-copay Más Salud option — not Sanitas Residents or Residents Platinum, which are the third-country visa plans.

A consultation helps confirm whether you need private cover at all for your registration, and points you to a suitable no-copay option where you do. Always confirm the exact requirement with the relevant authority, as EU registration differs from the visa routes. See EU residency health insurance, EU residency requirements and Sanitas for EU citizens.

Over-60

Consultation for Over-60 Applicants

Age affects which plans are available, so a consultation is especially useful for older applicants. For third-country visa/residency applicants over 60, the normal routing is Sanitas Residents first, with Residents Platinum only if age eligible.

  • Sanitas Residents is available for new applicants up to age 75, subject to Sanitas acceptance, underwriting and current policy terms
  • Sanitas Residents Platinum has a maximum contracting age of 64, subject to Sanitas acceptance, underwriting and current policy terms
  • EU citizens or permanent residents may have other options such as Más Salud or Sanitas Único depending on status and terms

We help you understand which plan is realistic for your age and route before you apply. See over-60 cover, over-65 cover and Sanitas Único.

Families

Consultation for Families and Couples

Families and couples often have different ages, different routes or different health declarations within the same application. One person might be on a visa route while another is an EU citizen; ages can affect which plan each person can take; and medical history is assessed individually.

A consultation helps map the right Sanitas route for each person, so the whole family is covered correctly rather than forced onto one plan that does not suit everyone. See family health insurance and family reunification cover.

Medical

Consultation for Pre-Existing Conditions and the Medical Questionnaire

If you have a medical history, a consultation is the safest way to understand the process before you apply. We can guide you on what may need to be declared and how the Sanitas medical questionnaire works — but a final decision on acceptance, exclusions, cover or any additional premium can only be made after the formal Sanitas application, medical questionnaire and underwriting review.

Sanitas may accept a condition at no extra cost, accept it with an additional premium, exclude it, request more information, or decline the application. We cannot promise acceptance or cover for a condition before underwriting. Declaring honestly protects your cover. See pre-existing conditions, the medical questionnaire, medical review and the pre-existing conditions enquiry.

Start

Consultation on Start Dates, Certificates and Urgent Timing

Timing matters for visa and residency appointments, and a consultation helps you plan it. Sanitas policies start on the 1st day of the selected month, and can be contracted up to a maximum of 6 months in advance — so you can arrange cover early and align the start month with your timeline. The certificate is issued once the policy is accepted, active/processed and paid, and many files also want a payment receipt or confirmation.

Do not leave insurance until the night before an appointment. We help you arrange it in good time with the right start month. See Sanitas policy start dates, the visa certificate explained, same-day certificate and before your consulate appointment.

Switching

Consultation on Switching Before a Renewal

Switching insurer for residency may be possible, but the timing has to be right. The key rule: do not cancel your existing cover until the replacement policy is accepted and the start date is confirmed, so there is no gap. A gap can cause problems at a residence renewal.

The new policy must still be suitable for your route, the certificate wording must stay correct, and any pre-existing conditions and the medical questionnaire may apply — so check before cancelling anything. A consultation helps you plan the switch cleanly. See changing health insurer in Spain, changing visa health insurer, avoiding a gap in cover and changing cover at a residency renewal.

Covers

What the Consultation Can Cover

A consultation is a practical conversation about your insurance. Depending on your situation, it can cover:

  • Your visa or residency route, and what the health-insurance requirement is
  • Your age and the number of applicants
  • Your province or area in Spain
  • The likely Sanitas plan route for your situation
  • Sanitas Residents vs Residents Platinum where relevant
  • A no-copay Más Salud option where the EU/CUE route applies
  • The student insurance route where relevant
  • Your start month (the 1st of a chosen month)
  • Certificate and payment-receipt timing for your appointment
  • How the Sanitas medical questionnaire process works
  • Payment options
  • The next steps to request a quote or apply

After the consultation, you will know which Sanitas direction fits and what to do next. When you are ready for prices, you can get a personalised quote.

Which plan

Which Sanitas Direction Fits Your Situation?

As a quick guide, the consultation usually points to one of these directions:

SituationSanitas direction
NLV applicantSanitas Residents or Residents Platinum
DNV using private insurance as proofSanitas Residents or Residents Platinum
Family reunification / non-EU residencySanitas Residents or Residents Platinum
Student visaUsually Sanitas International Students; Residents reviewed if outside student criteria
EU / CUE applicant needing private coverNo-copay Más Salud
Over-60 non-EU visa applicantSanitas Residents first; Residents Platinum only if age eligible (max 64)
Already in public healthcareSanitas may be supplementary, not the residency proof

This is a starting point, not the final answer — the consultation confirms the right plan for your exact situation. Compare the two visa plans on Residents vs Residents Platinum, and see visa-compliant cover and private health insurance for residency for the route detail.

Prepare

What to Prepare Before the Consultation

You do not need anything formal to book, but the conversation is quicker and more useful if you have a rough idea of:

  • Your nationality and visa or residency route (or that you are not sure yet)
  • The number of people to cover and their ages
  • Your timeline — when you need cover and any appointment date
  • The province or area of Spain you are moving to or living in
  • Any medical history you may need to declare
  • Whether you already have cover you might be switching from

If you do not have all of this yet, that is fine — part of the point of the consultation is to work it out together.

Not provide

What We Do Not Provide

We help with the Sanitas health-insurance part of your move or residency. We do not provide visa or legal advice, immigration representation, medical diagnosis, medical triage or emergency healthcare support. For a medical emergency in Spain, call 112 or use the emergency services available through Sanitas / Mi Sanitas where applicable. Final visa and residency decisions are made by the Spanish authorities and depend on the applicant’s full file.

In other words: we are insurance specialists, not an immigration adviser, a law firm or a medical service. We help you choose and arrange the right Sanitas cover and prepare the certificate; we cannot make a visa decision, give legal or medical advice, or provide emergency healthcare. For a medical emergency in Spain, call 112.

Important information

Important Information

Important: We do not handle visa applications or provide immigration legal advice. Our role is to help English-speaking applicants understand and arrange the Sanitas private health insurance required for many Spanish visa and residency routes, including suitable policy options, certificate wording, start dates and personalised quotes. Visa and residency decisions are made by the Spanish authorities, and applicants should always confirm the full immigration requirements with the relevant Spanish consulate, Extranjería office or a qualified immigration specialist.

Request Your Sanitas Consultation

Tell us your situation, preferred contact time and what you need help with. We will contact you to discuss the Sanitas health-insurance options that fit your route. This is a scheduled conversation about your insurance — not visa, legal or medical advice.

  • A scheduled call with an English-speaking Sanitas specialist
  • We review your route and which Sanitas plan fits
  • Help with start month, certificate and document timing
  • Guidance on the medical questionnaire process
  • No obligation — we help you understand your options

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FAQs

Sanitas Consultation — FAQs

Common questions about booking a Sanitas health insurance consultation. We help with the insurance part only; visa and residency decisions rest with the Spanish authorities.

It is a scheduled conversation with an English-speaking Sanitas specialist about which Sanitas policy fits your situation — your visa or residency route, your age, your family, your timeline and any medical history. We help you understand your options and what to do next. It is about the insurance only, not visa, legal or medical advice.
No. We do not handle visa applications or provide immigration legal advice. We help with the Sanitas health-insurance part of your move or residency. Visa and residency decisions are made by the Spanish authorities and depend on your full file — always confirm immigration requirements with the relevant consulate, Extranjería office or a qualified immigration specialist.
Yes — helping you identify the right Sanitas direction for your route is exactly what the consultation is for. We confirm the suitable plan based on your situation; final acceptance and exact terms depend on Sanitas underwriting and the official policy wording.
Sanitas Residents is suitable for NLV health-insurance requirements — no copayments, no waiting periods for the visa option, repatriation included where applicable, and a certificate once active. Residents Platinum is the wider premium option. The consultation helps you choose between them.
For DNV applicants using private insurance as their healthcare proof, Sanitas Residents or Residents Platinum — both no-copay, both with no waiting periods for the visa option. If you are covered through Spanish social security, private cover may be supplementary instead, which the consultation can clarify.
No — Sanitas Residents and Residents Platinum are the third-country visa products. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens registering residency (CUE) usually use a no-copay Más Salud option where private cover is needed. The consultation confirms whether you need private cover and which option fits.
Yes. Sanitas Residents is available for new applicants up to age 75, and Residents Platinum has a maximum contracting age of 64, both subject to Sanitas acceptance, underwriting and current policy terms. EU citizens or residents may have other options such as Más Salud or Único. The consultation helps you find a realistic plan for your age.
We can guide you on what may need to be declared and how the Sanitas medical questionnaire works. A final decision on acceptance, exclusions, additional premium or decline can only be made after the formal Sanitas application and underwriting review — we cannot promise acceptance or cover for a condition beforehand.
Yes. We explain what the certificate needs to show for your route and the timing. The certificate is issued once the policy is accepted, active/processed and paid, and many files also want a payment receipt — not just a quote. Confirm the exact documents your authority requires.
Yes — policies can be contracted up to a maximum of 6 months in advance, with a start date on the 1st of a chosen month, so the certificate is ready for your appointment. You do not need an NIE to take out the policy. The consultation helps you plan the right start month.
Yes. The key rule is to avoid a gap — do not cancel your old cover until the new policy is accepted and the start date is confirmed. The new policy must stay suitable for your route, and any pre-existing conditions and the medical questionnaire may apply. We help you plan the switch cleanly.
A rough idea of your nationality and route, the number of people and their ages, your timeline and any appointment date, the area of Spain involved, any medical history to declare, and whether you have cover you might switch from. If you do not have all of it yet, that is fine — we work it out together.