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Am I entitled to see a doctor and do I have access to health-care services?

Pride Equality | 14th September 2017

Everyone who applies for international protection has access to the public health system’s  general health-care cover. They will receive this cover once they have obtained their individual health-care card (TSI), which they can apply for from the  primary health-care centre (CAP) in their neighborhood of residence.

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