Is INSURTE Insurance Adequate for France WHV?

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14/06/25, 19:02

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Hi,

I am applying for a second year of WHV in France as a Quebec resident and hoping to clear some doubts.

In terms of insurance:
Is any of the INSURTE annual plans an adequate insurance for a WHV for France? Do they cover all the requirements? I am not sure if it is good enough. This is the insurance that appears on the VFS Global dashboard as I log in... So it should be accepted?

Also, I received a letter from the RAMQ stating that I am not eligible for a septennal year again (since I benefitted last year)

The dates I declared for absence from Quebec are 1 July 2025 to July 1 2026. The dates of travel on my visa application will be Aug 1 2025 to Aug 1 2026.
Will the unmatching dates cause a problem? Is it safer to not submit the letter at all? I do not have the first letter of attestation from the first year.
My appointment is in 2 days and it is too late to request a new one with corrected dates.

I am not sure what to do.

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Jackson

16/06/25, 10:56

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Hi Romar. I cannot comment on INSURTE because I'm not familiar with it. French authorities require that your insurance covers at least 30,000 euros, medical and hospitalization expenses, and repatriation. I know that Globe WHV insurance is accepted; it's what I bought when I came to France.

As for your RAMQ question, you can bring it to your appointment and ask the agent for his or her advice. If needed, you will be allowed to send them the corrected form via email after the appointment.

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