Insurance plans designed for expats living in Spain.
Types of Insurance for Expats & Foreign Residents in Spain
Choose the protection that fits your situation. We help expats arrange the right insurance coverage — and avoid unnecessary policies.
Expat insurance in Spain should be clear, compliant and aligned with your visa requirements, residency status and long-term plans.
We provide structured, independent expat insurance solutions for foreigners living in or relocating to Spain — ensuring full compliance with Spanish regulations without pressure or confusion.
Independent insurance broker regulated in Spain (DGSFP).
The complete expat insurance framework in Spain.
Insurance for expats in Spain is not a single policy but a combination of protections linked to visas, residency, property and everyday life in Spain. It often includes health insurance for visa requirements and healthcare access, home insurance for property protection, car insurance required by law and long-term financial protection such as life insurance.
Many international residents search for the best insurance for expats in Spain, but the right solution usually depends on visa requirements, residency status, property ownership and long-term plans.
We guide expats across the full insurance landscape so each policy works together — legally and practically.
For a complete overview of all insurance types expats may need in Spain, see our:
Common insurance mistakes expats make in Spain.
Spain’s insurance framework differs significantly from many English-speaking countries.
Requirements are often technical, documentation may be issued only in Spanish, and visa rules demand very specific coverage structures.
This is where independent guidance becomes essential.
Expats commonly face:
Making the wrong choice can delay visas, create compliance issues or leave financial gaps.
Our role is to help expats avoid these risks through clear guidance and independent insurance advice.
Insurance plans designed for expats living in Spain.
Choose the protection that fits your situation. We help expats arrange the right insurance coverage — and avoid unnecessary policies.
Private medical cover accepted by Spanish consulates.
No copayments. No waiting periods. Nationwide cover.
Protection for owners, landlords, tenants, and non-residents.
Fire, water damage, liability, and clear claims support.
Cover for Spanish plates, imported vehicles and foreign licences.
Financial protection for dependants and mortgages in Spain.
Worldwide medical protection for expats and digital nomads.
Funeral planning and optional repatriation to reduce burden on family.
Veterinary care, accidents, and liability protection for pets living in Spain.
Professional liability and SME protection for freelancers and business owners.
Trusted partners.
All insurers we work with are regulated by the DGSFP, ensuring consumer protection, clarity and security.





Why expats trust UEI.
UEI is an independent expat insurance broker in Spain helping international residents arrange compliant insurance with regulated insurers.
A simple process, explained clearly.
Our insurance process helps expats and international residents understand their options and obtain suitable coverage with confidence.
Short form. Clear questions. No obligation.
Only regulated insurers that match your profile.
No jargon. No hidden exclusions.
Renewals, claims and long-term portfolio management.
Visa insurance requirements in Spain explained clearly.
Private health insurance is a legal requirement for most Spanish visas and residence permits.
Applicants must normally obtain visa-compliant private health insurance with no copayments and full nationwide coverage issued by an authorised insurer in Spain.
Each visa pathway has specific coverage standards. Choosing the wrong policy can delay or block visa approval.

The international community we work with every day.
We support expats, foreign residents and international clients living in Spain who require clear and compliant insurance solutions.
Our advisory services help clients arrange insurance for foreigners in Spain whether they are renting, purchasing property or establishing residency.
Our clients typically include:
Many international property owners also require insurance for non-residents in Spain when owning homes or rental properties while living abroad.
Insurance for foreigners in Spain may include health, home, car, life and travel coverage depending on residency status and personal circumstances.
When you’re ready, we’re here.
Simple process. Clear options. Real human support.
Learn how insurance works in Spain for international residents and visa applicants:
Real experiences.
Thanks for the excellent customer service. I can already tell I made the right choice by choosing your company.
We’ve had United Expat Insurance for a long time. Excellent customer service — we love being able to just pick up the phone and call our broker for an immediate and helpful response. We’ve made a few insurance claims, and the process has always been easy and hassle-free. Highly recommended.
We’ve been with United’s expat insurance for years. Great service, fast responses, and smooth claims every time. Totally recommend them.
Quick answers to common questions.
Insurance for expats in Spain may cover health, home, car, life, travel, repatriation, business & more — depending on your needs.
Yes — all non-EU visas require full private health insurance with no copayments.
Yes — we assist with onboarding, documentation and claims.
The cost of expat insurance in Spain depends on age, coverage level, visa requirements and medical history.
Access depends on residency status and registration with the Spanish social security system.
Yes — tailored plans for freelancers and digital nomads.
Private healthcare is faster, multilingual and required for visas.
Yes — many expats change insurers for better service, price or coverage.
Depending on the plan — we offer international options.
Yes. We assist with renewals, changes and claims communication.
Clear protection. Regulated insurers. Real human support.
Real guidance. Real support.
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