You work in Switzerland and live in Germany? We support you in choosing, switching and taking out your KVG basic insurance and suitable supplementary insurance – personally and individually.
As a cross-border commuter, you can choose between German statutory health insurance (GKV) and Swiss basic insurance (KVG). We compare the tariffs for you, optimise your supplementary insurance and support you with the complete application, including advice on provision.
Transparency matters to us – that is why we work with established partners for Swiss health insurance. Our exclusive cooperation partner for Switzerland is Allves.
Switching insurer as of 1 January – what you need to know:
Switching insurer as of 1 January:
Current comparison tables for Swiss KVG basic insurance – all years in a uniform format: monthly premiums in CHF for SWICA, Sympany and Helsana, each without and with accident cover. We handle Swiss KVG through our cooperation partner Allves.
You have three options: click on the form name to enlarge it, fill it in directly in the PDF, save it or edit it later. Then sign on your computer, print – and send the PDF to our e-mail address. Done.
In-depth documents on provision, benefit comparisons and useful official forms:
Whether first-time contract, tariff optimisation or a complete switch as of 1 January – we review your situation and find the right cross-border commuter solution. Individual and with no additional fee for you – we are paid by the insurers.
Request an advice appointmentLooking for personal insurance advice in Lörrach, Weil am Rhein, Rheinfelden, Schopfheim, Steinen or elsewhere in the Landkreis Lörrach? As an insurance broker in the tri-border region, we specialise in cross-border commuters working in Switzerland – from health insurance for cross-border commuters to retirement provision and property and liability cover. Book your appointment now – in person, by phone or online.
This page is a translation of our German website. The German version is authoritative: in the event of any discrepancies or ambiguities, only the German version is legally binding, not the translation. We offer advice in German or English. You will receive contracts, insurance terms and documents in German.