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Ray D said:
Monday, December 22, 2008 @ 12:37 PM

The rights to health care in Spain for British early retired persons is non-existent! I am 63 and live in the Murcia region. I had to register as 'autonomo' (Self-employed) to be eligible for Spanish health care which costs about 250€ month. This covers both me and my spouse so is much cheaper than private health care. Remember that at 63 most oldies have pre-existing medical conditions that private insurance won't touch!! Feliz Navidad!! Ray D

Roberto said:
Wednesday, December 24, 2008 @ 12:17 AM

"Foreigners registered in the local census of the town they usually reside , have right to health care under same conditions than Spanish nationals".
Where can we find out exactly what those rights are?
I think that once you have been resident for more than 5 years, you qualify as a permanent resident, and then have the same rights to healthcare. I believe Spaniards under retirement age but not working are still entitled to free healthcare, so foreigners who have been resident for more than 5 years, are under retirement age, but not working also are. But I don't know how to confirm if this is correct.

samantha said:
Saturday, March 28, 2009 @ 5:31 PM

Hi Maria

I am currently living in spain and am 5 months pregnant. I am registered here and not currently working. Could you advise me of the healthcare i am entitled to throughout my pregnancy^?

thank you

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