The conditions for the granting of insurance capacity are reminded of the insured by the E -EFKA Administration – Special Settings for Non -Employees
E-EFKA administration reminds the conditions for insurance capacity. The new period of insurance capacity extends from 01/03/2025 to 28/02/2026.
Conditions of Insurance Ability
- For employed insured persons:
Completion of at least 50 days of insurance either in the previous calendar year (2024) or during the last twelve months.
- For self -employed insured persons (freelancers, self -employed and farmers):
The new entrants in insurance must have completed at least two months of insurance in the previous calendar year, or the last twelve months, prior to the date of arrival or assembly of the insurance risk.
A prerequisite is to pay the required insurance contributions in accordance with applicable law.
Special arrangements for self -employed
An annual insurance capacity is granted, as long as the total debts to E-EFKA and KEAO (2017-2024) do not exceed 100 euros.
Monthly insurance capacity is granted, provided that there is an active debt settlement and is normally observed.
Ways of updating
Insured persons can control their insurance capacity through the E-E-EFKA website (www.efka.gov.gr).
Citizens’ service on insurance competence
Service from any local address: Insured persons will be able to correct issues with their insurance capacity through any local E-EFKA management, regardless of insurance affiliation.
Clarifications on health care
As stated in a relevant announcement, the loss of insurance capacity does not result in the loss of the right of free medical care.
All legally resident citizens with active AMKA have unhindered and free access to hospitalization and medical care in the public health system (public hospitals and health centers).
Special care has been taken for the following vulnerable groups: minors, people with disabilities and chronically ill.
The above categories are also entitled to medical coverage by private doctors for prescription of drugs, treatments and diagnostic tests.
For more information, insured persons can visit the E-EFKA website or contact the Citizens’ Single Call Center 1555.
Source: Skai
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