Are healthcare and health insurance expensive in Bergen?
When we asked expats in Bergen if healthcare and health insurance are expensive in Bergen, they wrote...
"Healthcare and health insurance in Bergen, can be considered relatively affordable for residents, as the country has a universal public healthcare system funded by taxes. This system ensures that all citizens have access to necessary healthcare services, regardless of their income. However, there might be some out-of-pocket expenses for certain services, such as dental care and prescription medications. Private health insurance is also available for those who wish to have additional coverage or faster access to specialists, but it can be more expensive than the public system. Overall, healthcare costs in Bergen are generally manageable for most residents due to the comprehensive public healthcare system," remarked another expat in Bergen, Norway.
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Are healthcare and health insurance expensive in Bergen?
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