In France, State health insurance covers most (around 70%) of your health and hospitalisation costs: this is known as 'social security'.
Social security does not cover all healthcare costs, so it is advisable take out a policy with an insurance company who will reimburse the rest of the costs.
Instead, you should get an E128 form or a European Health Insurance Card from your country's social security institution.
If you do not have these documents, you must provide proof of private health insurance that will cover you for the whole academic year with no limitations.
The European Health Insurance Card will allow you to have your medical fees reimbursed while you are in France. You must obtain it from the social security institution in your country before you leave.
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