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Do you work in the Netherlands? In that case, you must take out health insurance for yourself in the Netherlands. You can insure your family members through the CAK if they have little or no income and live in a treaty country.

You pay an amount to the CAK for the health insurance of your family members. This is called a healthcare contribution. On this page, you can find out what makes up this contribution, and how much you have to pay and when.

You receive an invoice for your healthcare contribution, and an annual statement at the end of the year. This page tells you all about invoices and annual statements.

Does your personal situation change? And do you want to change or request something? You can arrange many things quickly and easily via our website.

Have you incurred health care costs and have you had to pay or advance them yourself? Then you can submit the invoice to see if the costs can still be reimbursed.

You will receive an annual statement from us each year. This page will tell you all about it.

You have Dutch health insurance because you work in the Netherlands. You and/or your family live abroad with your. If they have little or no income themselves, you can take out health insurance for them through the CAK.

On this page you'll find financial information about your health insurance through the CAK, when you live in a treaty country and you are receiving a pension or benefit from the Netherlands.

You are receiving a pension or a benefit from the Netherlands. And you live abroad or are going to emigrate. You then close your health insurance in the country where you live. If this is a treaty country, you arrange this via the CAK.