AON private insurance for international students

Webinars

AON Student Insurance organises free, online webinars in which they tell you all you need to know about insurance in the Netherlands, including information about the healthcare system in the Netherlands, what to do when you need a doctor, and the insurances AON has to offer.

You can re-watch webinars that were organised earlier using the links below.

Webinar EEA-Students          

Webinar Non-EEA Students

Next webinars you can attend:

The Aon Student Insurance Webinars will be on the 14 July and 4 August.

 The following topics will be covered.

 Why take out insurance while staying in the Netherlands (healthcare costs, liability, etc.).

• Healthcare system in the Netherlands
• Law and regulations for EEA and Non-EEA students
• Legislation and regulations concerning part-time jobs and internships
• Coverage Aon Student Insurance
• How to apply for the insurance
• Payment of premium
• How to file a claim
• Questions

Aon Student Insurance Webinar for EEA Students | 14 July 2026

Time                              : 11.00 AM until 12.00 PM CEST

Application Link          :  Webinar | Aon Student Insurance for EEA Students

Aon Student Insurance Webinar Non-EEA Students | 14 July 2026

Time                             : 14.00 PM until 15.00 PM CEST

Application Link         : Webinar | Aon Student Insurance for Non-EEA Students

Aon Student Insurance Webinar for EEA Students | 4 August 2026

Time                            : 11.00 AM until 12.00 PM CEST

Application Link        :  Webinar | Aon Student Insurance for EEA Students_0408

Aon Student Insurance Webinar Non-EEA Students | 4 August 2026

Time                            : 14.00 PM until 15.00 PM CEST

Application Link        : Webinar | Aon Student Insurance for Non-EEA Students_0408

Aon Student Insurance Webinar for all students!| 1 September 2026

When                           : Tuesday 1 September 2026

Time                             : 16.00 PM until 17.00 PM CEST

Application Link          

AON Student Insurance

International degree-seeking and exchange students who are not entitled to Dutch public health insurance and are not eligible for EHIC are required to arrange private health insurance during their stay in the Netherlands. AON Student Insurance provides you with basic health insurance in case of any medical bills, including (worsening of) pre-existing medical and psychological conditions and dental emergencies. In addition, it covers any costs of repatriation, liability, accidents, luggage and/or home contents and legal assistance.

International students who already have a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) or a Dutch Basic Health Insurance are also advised to arrange additional insurances such as liability and accident coverage. AON Student Insurance provides this additional insurance at a reduced premium.

At the bottom of this page you can download a brochure with extra information on what is not covered by the EHIC  insurance.

Take out AON Student Insurance

AON Student Insurance for students needing a Dutch Residence permit

The Student Admissions Visa Team will arrange the AON insurance for the first year of study of all international students who need a residence permit to study in the Netherlands. For students who receive a scholarship or grant from Radboud University that covers insurance, the Student Admissions Visa Team will arrange the AON insurance for the duration of the scholarship or grant.

Information for students living in Germany while studying at Radboud University

Students residing accross the border in Germany can also apply for an AON insurance via the website. You will have to indicate that you live just accross the border in Germany. It might be the case that you will have to answer some extra questions. 

Important for exchange students

Please note that since 15 April 2025 there has been a change in policy conditions for Exchange students: only worsening of pre-existing conditions is covered. 
If your medical or psychological condition worsens during your stay in the Netherlands, then it will be covered by the insurance. So pre-existing conditions that are stable during your stay in the Netherlands are not covered.
We therefore strongly advise exchange students who need medication during their stay in the Netherlands due to existing medical conditions, to check in their home country if and how they can take medication with them to the Netherlands or whether they can buy it in the Netherlands and what the costs may be (as costs for pre-existing medical conditions are not covered).  

Unsure about your situation?

For those who are unsure which type of (health) insurance they require, please refer to our insurance guide and see which statement corresponds with your personal conditions.