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Mandatory Health Insurance for Swiss Citizens
to Enter Ukraine

Simplify your journey with official insurance coverage for your trip to Ukraine.

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 Swiss citizens visiting Ukraine.

Swiss 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 Swiss travelers

What matters most before you travel from Switzerland to Ukraine.

Visa

Usually visa-free for short stays

Commonly up to 90 days within a 180-day period for tourism, business, or private visits.

Insurance

Strongly recommended and may be requested

A policy with medical coverage is prudent and can help avoid entry issues.

Coverage level

At least €30,000 is commonly used

This threshold is widely referenced for Ukraine travel policies.

War risk

Possible only in limited form

Passive war-risk cover may be available, but exclusions are common.

Documents

Passport, insurance, funds, and trip details

Officials may ask for proof of accommodation and onward travel.

Best practice

Carry both digital and printed copies

This can help if mobile access is limited at the border or during transit.

Always check the latest entry rules before departure, especially if your trip includes longer stays or non-tourism purposes.

What is travel insurance for Ukraine for Swiss citizens?

Travel insurance for Ukraine for Swiss citizens is a policy that helps cover medical emergencies, evacuation, and related travel risks during a visit 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 €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
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Basic Insurance

Price

€3.56for 3 days

+ €1.08 / extra day

Coverage Amount

€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

Calculate your insurance price

See what your trip costs before filling the application.

Switzerland

Coverage plan

Trip length (days)

Travellers

Enhanced War & Radiation+€31.64

Upgrade for enhanced protection in war-related and radiation-related medical emergencies.

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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Birthday *

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Citizenship *

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Phone *

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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

A plan is selected by default. 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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Need help? Our customer support is available 24/7 to assist you.

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

Frequently asked questions

Answers for Swiss citizens planning a trip to Ukraine.

Usually no for short stays. Swiss citizens can commonly enter visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period, depending on the purpose of travel.

It may be requested at entry, and it is strongly recommended for all Swiss travelers because it can help avoid problems and cover medical costs.

Swiss citizens should check the latest Ukraine entry rules with the Ukrainian authorities and the nearest Ukrainian consulate before travel, since border requirements can change.

State Border Guard Service of Ukraine

At minimum, emergency medical treatment, hospitalization, evacuation, and repatriation. For Ukraine, it is also wise to check whether passive war-risk cover is included.

Often not. Many standard policies exclude war, unrest, or travel to certain areas, so you should read the wording carefully before buying.

It is limited protection for certain unexpected conflict-related incidents. It does not usually cover active combat, military operations, or excluded territories.

Yes, digital copies are practical, but it is also smart to carry a printed backup in case your device is unavailable.

Policies are typically issued quickly after purchase, so you can usually receive the documents by email soon after payment.

Contact your insurer’s assistance line immediately, follow their instructions, and seek local emergency care if the situation is urgent.

You may be asked for a valid passport, proof of funds, accommodation details, and return or onward travel information.

Still have questions?

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Ukraine entry requirements for Swiss citizens

Swiss travelers should carry the documents needed for visa-free entry and be ready to show them at the border if requested.

Passport documents for Swiss citizens

Carry a valid Swiss passport for the full stay.

Make sure your passport is in good condition and has enough validity for travel.

Passport valid for the entire trip
Travel document ready for border control

Travel insurance for Swiss citizens

Travel insurance for Ukraine is recommended and should include medical coverage.

A policy with at least €30,000 in medical coverage is commonly used for entry.

Medical expenses covered
Policy available in digital form

Route documents for Swiss citizens

Border officers may ask for proof of your trip purpose and stay details.

Keep supporting documents ready for your route and accommodation.

Return or onward ticket
Accommodation details
Proof of sufficient funds

Longer stays for Swiss citizens

Stays beyond the visa-free limit, or travel for work or study, usually require a long-stay visa or other authorization.

Check the rules before departure if your trip is not for short tourism, business, or family travel.

Longer stays need advance planning
Work or study may require a visa

Why Swiss travelers should pay attention to Ukraine-specific cover

Ukraine travel insurance should reflect the current security environment, because standard leisure policies may exclude incidents linked to war, unrest, or travel to restricted areas.

For Swiss travelers, the most useful policy is one that clearly states what is covered, where it applies, and whether passive war-risk protection is included.

Coverage wording matters more than marketing claims.

Passive war-risk protection is not the same as full war coverage.

Ukraine travel information for Swiss citizens

Visa	Usually visa-free for short stays; longer or special-purpose trips may require a visa.
Currency	Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH). Card payments are common in cities, but cash can still be useful.
Language	Ukrainian is the official language; English may be understood in some hotels, airports, and tourist services.
Weather	Ukraine has cold winters and warm summers; pack for seasonal changes and possible travel disruptions.
Transportation	Rail, intercity buses, taxis, and city transport are widely used; plan extra time for security and schedule changes.
Safety	Security conditions can change quickly; follow local guidance and avoid restricted or high-risk areas.
Popular destinations	Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, and the Carpathian region are among the best-known travel destinations, subject to current conditions.
Local tips	Carry ID, insurance proof, and emergency contacts; keep copies offline in case of connectivity issues.
Popular entry points	Entry is commonly via major land borders or airports, depending on current transport options and travel conditions.
Embassy in Ukraine	Swiss representation in Ukraine may be available through the Swiss Embassy in Kyiv; verify current details before travel. eda.admin.ch
Flights from Switzerland	Direct flight availability can change; many travelers may need to route via third countries depending on current operations.
Consular services	Swiss citizens can seek consular information and assistance through Swiss official channels if needed.
Consular assistance	In an emergency, contact Swiss authorities and your insurer; keep copies of your passport and policy.
Non-tourism entry	Work, study, family reunification, and long stays usually require additional documents or a different visa category.
Local connectivity	Mobile coverage is generally available in populated areas, but service can be affected by location and security conditions.

What Ukraine travel insurance typically covers

A good policy for Ukraine should focus on medical protection first, then add travel support and carefully limited security-related cover where available.

Commonly included

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

Common exclusions

Pre-existing conditions unless specifically covered
Travel to restricted or prohibited areas
Incidents linked to alcohol, drugs, or reckless behavior

Passive war-risk cover

Some Ukraine policies offer passive war-risk protection, but this is usually limited. It is designed for unexpected exposure to conflict-related events, not for travel into active combat zones or knowingly high-risk areas.

Typically included

Limited cover for certain unexpected conflict-related incidents
Protection only when the policy wording explicitly includes passive war risk

Usually not covered

Active combat, military operations, or travel into excluded zones
Claims outside the insurer’s stated war-risk terms

Read the policy wording carefully, because war-risk terms, territorial limits, and exclusions can differ significantly between insurers.

War risk insurance for Ukraine

Ukraine travel insurance advice for Swiss citizens

Why insurance matters even on visa-free trips

Visa-free entry does not remove the need for travel medical insurance. In Ukraine, officials may ask for proof of coverage, and medical costs can become significant if you need treatment or evacuation.

For Swiss travelers, the safest approach is to buy a policy before departure and keep the certificate available throughout the trip.

Buy before you travel, not after arrival.

Medical insurance for Ukraine Visitor insurance for Ukraine

How to choose the right policy

Look for clear medical limits, emergency transport, and assistance that works around the clock. If you are traveling during a period of elevated risk, check whether passive war-risk cover is included and what it excludes.

Avoid vague policies that do not specify territorial limits, emergency procedures, or claim conditions.

Choose transparent wording over broad promises.

What to carry at the border

Keep your passport, insurance certificate, accommodation details, and return or onward travel information together. Border checks are not always the same for every traveler, but being prepared can reduce delays.

A printed copy is useful if your phone battery dies or mobile service is unstable.

Prepare both digital and paper copies.

Traveling safely inside Ukraine

Follow local guidance, monitor your route, and avoid areas affected by security restrictions. If your plans change, tell your insurer when required so your coverage remains valid.

Keep emergency contacts accessible and know how to reach assistance quickly if you need medical help.

Stay flexible and check conditions regularly.

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

Mandatory Health Insurance for Swiss Citizensto Enter Ukraine

Key facts for Swiss travelers

What is travel insurance for Ukraine for Swiss 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

Calculate your insurance price

Secure Your Insurance for Ukraine

📋 Insurance Application

Personal Information

Travel Dates

Insurance Plan

Optional Protection

Frequently asked questions

Do Swiss citizens need a visa for Ukraine?

Is travel insurance mandatory for Ukraine?

Where can Swiss citizens check current Ukraine border rules?

What should my insurance cover for Ukraine?

Does standard travel insurance cover war-related incidents?

What is passive war-risk coverage?

Can I show my insurance on my phone?

How long does it take to receive the policy?

What if I need medical help in Ukraine?

Do I need extra documents besides insurance?

What Our Customers Say Swiss Travelers About Us

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Find Insurance Information by Citizenship

Ukraine entry requirements for Swiss citizens

Passport documents for Swiss citizens

Travel insurance for Swiss citizens

Route documents for Swiss citizens

Longer stays for Swiss citizens

Why Swiss travelers should pay attention to Ukraine-specific cover

Ukraine travel information for Swiss citizens

What Ukraine travel insurance typically covers

Commonly included

Common exclusions

Passive war-risk cover

Ukraine travel insurance advice for Swiss citizens

Why insurance matters even on visa-free trips

How to choose the right policy

What to carry at the border

Traveling safely inside Ukraine

Trusted insurance support for Ukraine travel

Up to €30,000

24/7 multilingual assistance

LLC “WELCOME TO UKRAINE”.

Documents available

Mandatory Health Insurance for Swiss Citizens
to Enter Ukraine