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Are you unable to pay a bill in one go? This can happen to all of us. On this page you'll find information about the payment arrangement with the CAK.

This page provides an overview of the amounts of all tax credits and the age and income limits for each year.

Registering with the CAK is easy. This page provides a step-by-step overview of how it works and what you can expect afterwards.

On this page you will find an overview per year and per country of the country-of-residence factors and the nominal (fixed) contribution to the Health Insurance Act (Zvw).

You pay a treaty contribution to the CAK through your pension(s) or benefit. We sometimes apply tax credits to the treaty contribution.

These are the contact details for the Health Insurance Abroad scheme. This is for customers who live abroad and receive a pension or benefit from the Netherlands, and for cross-border workers.

Are you planning to emigrate to a treaty country or are you already living there? And will you soon be covered by health insurance through the CAK? On this page, you can find information about your health insurance in these countries.

You pay a healthcare contribution for basic healthcare in the country where you live. And if you live in an EU/EEA Member State, Switzerland or the United Kingdom, you are also insured for basic healthcare in the Netherlands and medically necessary care in a number of European countries.

If you're insured in the Netherlands and your family have no or little income of their own,  the Netherlands is also responsible for the healthcare costs of your family. They are then insured through the CAK.

If you have a pension or benefit from the Netherlands and live in a treaty country, then you have to arrange and pay for your health insurance through the CAK. This way, you are always insured for medical care in your country of residence.