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Allianz Private Krankenversicherung

#2

Expats and high earners who want premium coverage

From

~€350/month

4.7/5
Founded
1890
Headquarters
Munich
Customers
~2.5 million insured
Type
Stock corporation (part of Allianz SE group)

Overview

Allianz is one of the world's largest financial services companies and a household name in Germany. Its private health insurance arm (Allianz Private Krankenversicherung, or APKV) benefits from the group's enormous financial reserves and global infrastructure. For expats, Allianz stands out due to its willingness to provide English-language support, international claims handling, and brand recognition that eases communication with employers and authorities.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Strong global brand with excellent financial stability
  • Comprehensive premium tariffs with top-tier coverage
  • Good English-language support for expats
  • Worldwide emergency coverage included

Cons

  • Higher premiums compared to some competitors
  • Basic tariffs have limited coverage
  • Complex tariff structure can be confusing

Coverage Highlights

  • Premium tariffs cover single-room hospital stays and chief physician treatment
  • Dental coverage up to 90-100% including implants and orthodontics
  • Full outpatient coverage with no referral requirements
  • Comprehensive vision coverage including laser surgery in top tariffs
  • Worldwide coverage without time limits in premium plans
  • Mental health and psychotherapy coverage included

Tariffs & Pricing

Allianz offers tariffs across multiple tiers. The top-end 'AktiMed' lines provide comprehensive coverage comparable to the best in the market. Mid-range options balance coverage and cost. Entry-level tariffs exist but are more limited. Premium tariffs are among the more expensive in the market, but the coverage depth and financial stability justify the cost for many high-earning professionals.

Starting premium: ~€350/month (estimated for a healthy 30-year-old professional, 2026 rates)

Claims Process

Claims can be submitted digitally through the Allianz Gesundheits-App or by email. Standard outpatient reimbursements take 7-14 business days. Hospital direct billing is available with many German clinics. The app supports English and provides status tracking for submitted claims.

For Expats

Allianz is one of the most expat-friendly private health insurers in Germany. English-language documentation is available for key processes, and their international claims team can handle inquiries in English. The global brand also means your insurer is recognized if you need treatment abroad. A strong choice if English-language support is a priority.

The Verdict

Allianz Private Krankenversicherung is best suited for expats and high earners who want premium coverage. With premiums starting from ~€350/month and a rating of 4.7/5, it holds position #2 in our 2026 rankings. As with any private health insurance decision, the right choice depends on your individual health profile, age, income, and coverage priorities. A licensed broker can provide personalized quotes and help you compare Allianz Private Krankenversicherung against other insurers.

Disclaimer: This review is for informational purposes only. Premiums, ratings, and coverage details are approximate and may change. We are not a licensed insurance broker. For binding quotes and personalized advice, please consult a registered Versicherungsmakler under §34d GewO.

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Quick Summary

Ranking
#2 of 10
Rating
4.7/5
Premium from
~€350/month
Best for
Expats and high earners who want premium coverage
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