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Prévondavaux is in premium region 2 of the canton of Fribourg.

For an adult aged 26 or over

Without accident cover: from 329.00 to 597.30 CHF a month

116 offers from 23 health insurers.

All deductibles

With accident cover: from 353.80 to 642.30 CHF a month

116 offers from 23 health insurers.

All deductibles

For a young adult aged 19 to 25

Without accident cover: from 214.50 to 513.70 CHF a month

116 offers from 23 health insurers.

All deductibles

With accident cover: from 225.80 to 549.60 CHF a month

116 offers from 23 health insurers.

All deductibles

For a child aged 0 to 18

With accident cover: from 77.20 to 167.30 CHF a month

116 offers from 23 health insurers.

All deductibles

Without accident cover: from 72.50 to 155.60 CHF a month

116 offers from 23 health insurers.

All deductibles

In 2027, the cheapest health insurance premium in Prévondavaux is:

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Frequently asked questions

Which health insurer is the cheapest in Prévondavaux in 2027?

For an adult without accident cover: Aquilana (SMARTMED) at 446.00 CHF a month with a deductible of 300 CHF, and KPT (KPTwin.smart - GP with app) at 329.00 CHF with the 2'500 CHF deductible. Each situation above leads to the full list of offers.

Are the premiums the same across the whole region?

Yes. Prévondavaux is in premium region 2 of canton Fribourg: every municipality in that region has exactly the same premiums. The region depends on your municipality of residence, not your postcode.

Until when can I change health insurer for 2027?

Your cancellation must reach your current insurer by 30 November 2026 at the latest; the change takes effect on 1 January 2027. The deductible changes on the same date, by telling your insurer.

Do I need to include accident cover?

Generally no if you work at least 8 hours a week for the same employer: their accident insurance (UVG/LAA) also covers non-occupational accidents. Otherwise, include accident cover if you are not already fully covered by another UVG/LAA accident policy.

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