Where to join a health insurance fund in Belgium

Branches by city, with the days they receive new members

Many branches hold a counter only on certain weekdays, and a few take a summer break or work by appointment. Each branch shows which fund it belongs to, when it receives members and what to ask about the start of your cover.

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1 office in Hasselt

  • Hasselt

    CAAMI Hasselt

    Maastrichtersteenweg 214/1, 3500 Hasselt

    Come to the membership counter on Monday, Tuesday or Thursday morning, as no afternoon sessions are listed.

    Apply onlineOffice website+3211271313

    Complete and sign the enrolment form, plus the transfer form if applicable. Send a signed PDF by email to your chosen CAAMI (public health insurance fund) office, or ask the office how to submit paper documents. Ask which identity and insurance-status evidence your situation requires. Ordering blank paper forms alone does not enrol you. A transfer generally requires at least one year of membership in your current mutuality; ask CAAMI to check the conditions before choosing a quarter-start date.

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