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DAK Healthcare has made it easier for people to study and work in Germany

Published On 06 Aug 2019 06:20 AM

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The youth of India is dreaming to settle in Germany for work and education. The new partner for service is DAK-healthcare for the Dutch DAK health-insurance company. This new health insurance company is doing its best to provide the Indian people the best stay and services possible in Germany. Germany has made it mandatory to have health insurance because of the International comparison. Students pay 80 Euros for accommodation each month. With....

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DAK Healthcare has made it easier for people to study and work in Germany

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