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Official Travel Health Insurance for German Citizens
Visiting Ukraine

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Buy Ukraine travel insurance online, receive a PDF policy by email, and keep proof ready in case border officers request it.

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Travel insurance is recommended for German citizens visiting Ukraine.

German citizens can generally visit Ukraine visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period for tourism, business, or family visits.

Choose a policy that covers emergency medical care, hospitalization, and medical transport for the full stay in Ukraine.

Keep your insurance details handy in case documents are checked at entry.
Choose at least €30,000 medical coverage and keep the certificate accessible.
Check passport validity, trip purpose, and current border guidance before departure.

Key facts

Key facts for German travelers

What matters most before you travel from Germany to Ukraine.

Passport

Biometric passport is commonly used for visa-free entry

Carry a valid passport with enough validity for your trip.

Visa

Usually not required for short stays

Visa-free travel is commonly allowed for tourism, business, or private visits.

Insurance

Strongly recommended

May be requested and can help with medical and travel disruptions.

Coverage focus

Emergency medical, evacuation, repatriation

These are the most useful benefits for Ukraine travel.

Stay length

Commonly up to 90 days in any 180-day period

Check your exact travel purpose and dates before departure.

War risk

Passive war risk may be available with limits

Coverage is usually restricted and may exclude active hostilities and certain regions.

Border and insurer requirements can differ by situation, so keep your policy and travel documents accessible.

What is travel insurance for Ukraine for German citizens?

Travel insurance for Ukraine for German citizens is a policy that helps cover emergency medical costs, evacuation, and related travel risks during a trip to Ukraine.

Travel insurance for Ukraine

Insurance Package Comparison

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Package	Basic Insurance	Advanced Insurance Most Popular €30,000 MAXIMUM
Coverage Details	•Medical expenses coverage including war risk injuries •Emergency medical care (inpatient and outpatient treatment, COVID-19 included) •Emergency dental care services •Emergency obstetric care (up to 29 weeks of pregnancy) •Coverage for prescribed medications •Medical transport services (emergency assistance and doctor's calls) •Hospital accommodation (standard room and ICU) •Medical repatriation to your home country •Repatriation of remains	Comprehensive medical expenses coverage including war risk injuries Priority emergency medical care (inpatient and outpatient treatment, COVID-19 included) Emergency dental care including acute pain relief Emergency obstetric care (up to 29 weeks of pregnancy) Full coverage for prescription medications Complete medical transport services (ambulance and doctor's calls included) Full hospital stay coverage (standard room, ICU, and resuscitation services) Complete medical repatriation to home country with full support Repatriation of remains 24/7 Premium assistance hotline
Coverage Amount	Coverage Amount 100,000 UAH (€2,000)	MAXIMUM Coverage Amount €30,000 Maximum Protection
Coverage Period	3 to 180 days	3 to 180 days
Price	€3.56 for 3 days + €1.08 / extra day	€5.75 for 3 days + €1.73 / extra day
War & Radiation Enhanced Protection	Adds cover for radiation-related medical emergencies in exceptional-risk areas — a 3.5x coverage multiplier.
Sample Contract	PDF, ~0.5MB
	Buy Basic	Buy Advanced

Basic Insurance

Price

€3.56for 3 days

+ €1.08 / extra day

Coverage Amount

100,000 UAH

(€2,000)

Coverage Details

Medical expenses coverage including war risk injuries
Emergency medical care (inpatient and outpatient treatment, COVID-19 included)
Emergency dental care services
Emergency obstetric care (up to 29 weeks of pregnancy)
Coverage for prescribed medications
Medical transport services (emergency assistance and doctor's calls)
Hospital accommodation (standard room and ICU)
Medical repatriation to your home country
Repatriation of remains

Coverage Period

3 to 180 days

Buy Basic

Advanced Insurance

Price

€5.75for 3 days

+ €1.73 / extra day

Coverage Amount

MAXIMUM

€30,000

Maximum Protection

Coverage Details

Comprehensive medical expenses coverage including war risk injuries
Priority emergency medical care (inpatient and outpatient treatment, COVID-19 included)
Emergency dental care including acute pain relief
Emergency obstetric care (up to 29 weeks of pregnancy)
Full coverage for prescription medications
Complete medical transport services (ambulance and doctor's calls included)
Full hospital stay coverage (standard room, ICU, and resuscitation services)
Complete medical repatriation to home country with full support
Repatriation of remains
24/7 Premium assistance hotline

Coverage Period

3 to 180 days

Buy Advanced

War & Radiation Enhanced Protection

Adds cover for radiation-related medical emergencies in exceptional-risk areas — a 3.5x coverage multiplier.

Sample Contract

PDF, ~0.5MB

Price calculator

See what your trip costs before filling the application.

Germany

Coverage plan

Trip length (days)

Travellers

Enhanced War & Radiation+€31.64

War-risk is already in both plans — this add-on raises war & radiation protection (~3.5× price).

Prices are for travellers under 70 — ages 70+ cannot buy this policy online. Final price is confirmed in the form.

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Please provide your personal details as they appear on your passport

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First Name *

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Last Name *

Exactly as shown on your passport

Birthday *

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Citizenship *

Country of your passport or permanent residence

Email *

Your insurance contract will be sent to this email address. Please double-check for accuracy.

Phone *

International format with country code (e.g., +1 234 567 8900). Select your country from the dropdown.

Passport Number *

Your passport number (as shown on your document)

Travel Dates

Select your entry and departure dates for Ukraine

Entering Date *

The day you plan to enter Ukraine (coverage starts at 00:00 on this date)

Departure Date *

The day you plan to leave Ukraine (coverage ends at 23:59 on this date)

Insurance Plan

We pre-select a plan for you. You can change it anytime.

Basic Coverage (€2,000 Medical Limit)

Advanced Coverage (€30,000 Medical Limit)

Optional Protection

War & Radiation Enhanced Protection

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Have questions? Our support team is available 24/7.

support@insurance-ukraine.com +380 93 542 67 32

Frequently asked questions for German travelers

Clear answers for planning a trip from Germany to Ukraine.

For short visits, German citizens commonly travel visa-free to Ukraine, usually for up to 90 days in any 180-day period.

It is not always mandatory for short visa-free entry, but it is strongly recommended and may be requested in some situations.

German travelers should check the latest guidance from the Ukrainian authorities and the Ukrainian embassy or consular services before departure, as border rules can change.

State Border Guard Service of Ukraine

Choose emergency medical coverage, evacuation, repatriation, and assistance support; these are the most practical benefits for Ukraine travel.

Yes. Your insurance should cover your full stay, including arrival and departure dates, to avoid gaps in protection.

No. Passive war risk is policy-specific and often limited, so you should check the wording and exclusions before buying.

A digital copy is usually practical to carry, but it is wise to keep a backup copy in case you need to show it quickly.

Border officials may ask for your passport, proof of insurance, accommodation details, return or onward travel, and proof of funds.

In many cases, yes, but you should buy it before travel if possible so your coverage starts on time and matches your trip dates.

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Ukraine entry requirements for German citizens

German citizens entering Ukraine for a short stay should prepare the standard travel documents below. Requirements can vary by purpose of travel and border conditions.

Passport documents for German citizens

Carry a valid biometric passport for visa-free entry.

Make sure the passport is valid for the full stay and in good condition.

Biometric passport
Passport valid for the trip

Travel insurance for German citizens

Travel insurance with medical coverage is recommended for entry and for unexpected treatment costs.

A policy with at least €30,000 coverage is commonly used for Ukraine trips.

Medical coverage
Emergency assistance

Route documents for German citizens

Border officers may ask for proof of your travel plans and stay in Ukraine.

Keep supporting documents ready in case they are requested.

Return or onward ticket
Accommodation details
Proof of sufficient funds

Longer stays for German citizens

Stays beyond the visa-free limit, or travel for work, study, or other special purposes, usually require the correct visa or permit before departure.

Check the rules for your specific purpose of travel before you go.

Long-term visa for extended stays
Purpose-specific documents

Why German travelers should pay attention to Ukraine-specific coverage

Travel from Germany to Ukraine is often straightforward for short visits, but the situation on the ground can change quickly, so insurance should be practical rather than minimal.

For Ukraine, the most useful policy is one that clearly covers emergency medical treatment, evacuation, and carefully defined passive war risk where available.

Choose a policy that matches the full trip dates, including transit days.

Check whether passive war risk is included and what exclusions apply.

Germany to Ukraine travel information

Visa	German citizens commonly travel visa-free for short stays, usually up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
Currency	Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH) is the local currency; cards may work in many places, but cash is still useful.
Language	Ukrainian is the official language; German is not widely used, so English may be more practical in larger cities.
Weather	Weather varies by season and region; winters can be cold and summers can be warm, so pack accordingly.
Transportation	Rail, buses, taxis, and city transport are commonly used; plan extra time for route changes and local disruptions.
Safety	Check current travel advice before departure and follow local guidance during your stay, especially if conditions change.
Popular destinations	Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, and the Carpathian region are well-known travel destinations, subject to current conditions.
Local tips	Carry your passport and insurance details, keep digital backups, and confirm accommodation before arrival.
Popular entry points	Entry points can vary by route and current conditions; verify your planned crossing or arrival point before travel.
Embassy in Ukraine	German Embassy in Kyiv.
Flights from Germany	Direct flight availability can change; check current schedules from major German airports before booking.
Consular services	The German embassy can provide consular support to German nationals in Ukraine, subject to local conditions.
Consular assistance	If you need help, contact the German diplomatic mission or your insurer’s assistance line as soon as possible.
Non-tourism entry	Work, study, family reunification, and long-stay visits may require a different visa or supporting documents.
Local connectivity	Mobile data and local SIM options are commonly available in many areas, but service quality can vary.

What Ukraine travel insurance usually covers

A good policy for German travelers should focus on medical protection first, then add travel support and any war-risk wording you need.

Commonly included

Emergency medical treatment
Hospitalization and urgent care
Medical evacuation and repatriation
24/7 assistance and claims support

Common exclusions

Pre-existing conditions unless specifically covered
Non-emergency treatment or routine care
Incidents outside the policy dates or covered territory

Passive war risk

Some policies may include passive war risk, meaning limited protection for accidental injury related to war or conflict conditions when the traveler is not actively participating in hostilities. This is not the same as full war coverage.

Typically included

Limited accidental injury protection in defined circumstances
Coverage wording that may apply outside active participation in hostilities

Usually not covered

Active combat, military service, or participation in hostilities
Events excluded by the insurer, including certain regions or situations

Passive war risk is highly policy-specific; read exclusions carefully and confirm whether your route and destination are covered.

War risk insurance for Ukraine

Ukraine travel insurance guide for German citizens

Do German citizens need insurance for Ukraine?

German citizens usually do not need a visa for short visits to Ukraine, but insurance remains strongly recommended because it can reduce financial risk if you need medical care or assistance.

Even when not formally required, a policy can help you respond quickly to unexpected illness, injury, or travel disruption.

Keep your policy accessible during border checks and throughout the trip.

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Why medical coverage matters most

The most important part of Ukraine travel insurance is emergency medical coverage, especially if you need hospital treatment, transport, or specialist care.

A low-cost policy without evacuation or repatriation may not be enough for a serious incident.

Look for clear limits, exclusions, and assistance contacts before buying.

How passive war risk works

Passive war risk can be useful, but it is usually narrow and should not be treated as full conflict coverage.

Coverage often depends on the exact wording, the place of travel, and whether the traveler is a passive bystander rather than an active participant.

Do not assume all conflict-related events are covered.

Practical documents to carry

For a smoother trip, carry your passport, insurance policy, accommodation details, and proof of onward travel if available.

Digital copies are helpful, but having a backup copy can be useful if your phone battery dies or connectivity is limited.

Store copies of your passport and policy in more than one place.

Trust and legal details

Trusted insurance support for Ukraine travel

We act as an insurance agent and help foreign travelers buy travel insurance for Ukraine online. The policy is issued by IC EUROINS UKRAINE, a licensed insurance company regulated by the National Bank of Ukraine.

Coverage limit

Up to €30,000

Company role: Insurance agent and online intermediary for foreign travelers
Policy issuer: IC EUROINS UKRAINE.
License: 22868348, issued by the National Bank of Ukraine.kis.bank.gov.ua

24/7 multilingual assistance

Delivery: Instant PDF delivery after payment.
Payment methods: Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
Claims support: We provide claims guidance and emergency support contacts; the insurer decides coverage and claims under the policy terms.
Support: 24/7 multilingual assistance.

Legal entity

LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE”.

USREOU: 44559356.
Address: Ukraine, 03151, Kyiv, Ushinsky str, bldg. 40, office 302.
Phone: +380 93 542 67 32.

Documents available

Sample contract PDF.

Policy terms and coverage details.

Support contacts for urgent questions.

support@insurance-ukraine.com+380 93 542 67 3224/7 multilingual assistance

Last reviewed: May 2026

Official Travel Health Insurance for German CitizensVisiting Ukraine

Key facts for German travelers

What is travel insurance for Ukraine for German citizens?

Insurance Package Comparison

Basic Insurance

Price

Coverage Amount

Coverage Details

Coverage Period

Advanced Insurance

Price

Coverage Amount

Coverage Details

Coverage Period

War & Radiation Enhanced Protection

Sample Contract

Price calculator

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Personal Information

Travel Dates

Insurance Plan

Optional Protection

Frequently asked questions for German travelers

Do German citizens need a visa for Ukraine?

Is travel insurance mandatory for German travelers?

Where can Germans check current Ukraine border rules?

What coverage should I choose for Ukraine?

Does the policy need to cover the whole trip?

Is passive war risk included automatically?

Can I use a digital insurance policy at the border?

What documents may be requested on arrival?

Can I buy insurance after leaving Germany?

Real Stories from German Travelers Who Trust Us

Андрей Долженко

Dmytro Kulchytskyi

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Julia

Felix R.

Sam

Find Insurance Information by Citizenship

Ukraine entry requirements for German citizens

Passport documents for German citizens

Travel insurance for German citizens

Route documents for German citizens

Longer stays for German citizens

Why German travelers should pay attention to Ukraine-specific coverage

Germany to Ukraine travel information

What Ukraine travel insurance usually covers

Commonly included

Common exclusions

Passive war risk

Ukraine travel insurance guide for German citizens

Do German citizens need insurance for Ukraine?

Why medical coverage matters most

How passive war risk works

Practical documents to carry

Trusted insurance support for Ukraine travel

Up to €30,000

24/7 multilingual assistance

LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE”.

Documents available

Official Travel Health Insurance for German Citizens
Visiting Ukraine