Beneficiaries are required to be insured for health care as of the moment the permit is granted.[1] There is no difference if the beneficiary still resides in the reception centre or not. Moreover, although these beneficiaries are medically insured via the COA as a part of RVA, they are also obliged to insure themselves privately for healthcare.
Beneficiaries are entitled to the same health care as nationals. Like every national, beneficiaries have to pay health insurance fees. In order to compensate the paid fees, beneficiaries are entitled to health care benefits in 2024, provided that their income does not reach a threshold of an annual income of € 34,496 per year. The threshold for a household (2 partners) is € 47,368 per year.
[1] Article 2(1) Health Care Act in conjunction with Article 2(1)(1) Long-Term Care Act.