Internationals have easier access to campus G.P.
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The EUR’s internationals will have easier access to medical care from the new on-campus G.P. than Dutch students.
Unlike the Dutch, the internationals do not need to be registered as citizens of the city of Rotterdam, nor do they need to have a Dutch medical insurance. Any foreign medical insurance suffices. What is more, partners and children can receive medical care at the practice too. The only condition is that patients first register. This can be done at the practice and from 15 December this can be done online through www.erasmusmedicalservices.nl. The campus clinic will open its doors on 5 January. KL
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