Is an ETS policy accepted for a Polish visa application?

Urgent medical treatment, hospitalization, repatriation, and 24/7 assistance make up an ETS (Eurotravelins) policy's minimum EUR 30,000 coverage, issued by a company accredited by Poland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and that combination clears both a Schengen type C visa application and a national type D visa application.

Who owns ETS, and is it part of an international group?

ETS (PRAT “European Travel Insurance”) has operated in Ukraine since 2006 and, since 2018, has been part of Bulgaria's Euroins Insurance Group, which belongs to the Eurohold Bulgaria holding. For a visa this changes nothing: every MSZ-accredited insurer meets the EUR 30,000 minimum equally, so you can choose between them by price, program terms, and ease of purchase, and the group information is useful for buyers who want to know who stands behind an insurer.

Does ETS offer karta pobytu insurance?

ETS doesn't offer a separate karta pobytu insurance program in our calculator; of the accredited insurers, Kniazha alone provides that product. To get a karta pobytu policy instead of visa insurance, set your location to “I'm abroad” in the calculator, then manually choose Kniazha from the narrowed insurer list that appears. See our dedicated karta pobytu insurance page for the full difference between the two products.

How much does an ETS visa policy cost?

Enter your destination country, travel dates, date of birth, and purpose of travel, then select ETS among the insurers offered, and the calculator gives you an exact price right there. That figure moves with the insured person's age, trip length, and any extra options chosen, while the base coverage never drops below EUR 30,000, the minimum required by both the Schengen and the national visa.

ETS Insurance for a Poland Visa

ETS Insurance for a Poland Visa: A Policy from Eurotravelins

ETS (Eurotravelins, European Travel Insurance) is accredited by Poland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MSZ), so a policy from ETS is accepted for both a Schengen type C visa application and a Polish national type D visa application: its standard policy already meets the EUR 30,000 minimum both visa types require. The company has operated in Ukraine since 2006 and, since 2018, has been part of Bulgaria's Euroins Insurance Group (the Eurohold Bulgaria holding); more on that below. You can buy the policy directly through the calculator on insurs.online, alongside the other accredited insurers, comparing price and terms.

Updated: October 1, 2026

About the Company: ETS Within Bulgaria's Euroins Insurance Group

ETS (full legal name PRAT “European Travel Insurance”) has operated on the Ukrainian market since 2006 and offers travel insurance. Since 2018 it has been part of Bulgaria's Euroins Insurance Group, which belongs to the financial holding Eurohold Bulgaria. For someone choosing an insurer for a visa policy, that is additional background on the company and the group it belongs to. It does not affect whether the policy is accepted for a visa: what matters is that the policy meets the requirements (sum insured, the insurer's accreditation, validity dates), and every accredited insurer meets the EUR 30,000 minimum equally. So it makes sense to choose between them by price, program terms, and ease of purchase. The company's official site, eurotravelins.com.ua, lists its products and contact details.

What the policy covers, how long it's valid, and how to buy it

What an ETS policy actually pays for is urgent medical treatment, emergency hospitalization, repatriation, and death, backed by a minimum EUR 30,000 sum insured and a round-the-clock assistance line. For a Schengen type C visa, that requirement comes from Article 15 of the EU Visa Code (Regulation (EC) No 810/2009); for a national type D visa, the same EUR 30,000 figure comes from Poland's own Act on Foreigners (Ustawa o cudzoziemcach). The policy is valid for the full length of the visa applied for, up to one year.

The same homepage calculator issues an ETS policy too, once you've filled in destination country, travel dates, date of birth, and purpose of travel and chosen ETS from the insurers on the list; paying online finishes the purchase. If a karta pobytu policy is what you actually need rather than visa insurance, keep in mind ETS doesn't offer that program in our calculator; only Kniazha does (set your location to “I'm abroad” there, then manually pick Kniazha from the narrowed list). Our dedicated karta pobytu insurance page explains that difference in full.

Still figuring out your visa category, or traveling to Poland on business specifically?

Our full breakdown explains where the EUR 30,000 requirement itself comes from and why it's identical for a Schengen and a national visa, in case you want that background first. And if you already know you're traveling on business, there are a few nuances worth knowing, like trip-cancellation cover for work reasons:

Medical Insurance for a Polish Visa: Which Program to Choose for Your Task
Business Trip Insurance for Poland: Short Visits and Longer Postings

Get an ETS visa policy

Add your destination, dates, and purpose of travel wherever the homepage calculator asks, then choose ETS from the accredited insurers it offers. The EUR 30,000 policy shows up by email soon after, ready to include with your visa application.

Calculate an ETS policy

Answers to customers’ questions

Urgent medical treatment, hospitalization, repatriation, and 24/7 assistance make up an ETS (Eurotravelins) policy's minimum EUR 30,000 coverage, issued by a company accredited by Poland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and that combination clears both a Schengen type C visa application and a national type D visa application.
ETS (PRAT “European Travel Insurance”) has operated in Ukraine since 2006 and, since 2018, has been part of Bulgaria's Euroins Insurance Group, which belongs to the Eurohold Bulgaria holding. For a visa this changes nothing: every MSZ-accredited insurer meets the EUR 30,000 minimum equally, so you can choose between them by price, program terms, and ease of purchase, and the group information is useful for buyers who want to know who stands behind an insurer.
ETS doesn't offer a separate karta pobytu insurance program in our calculator; of the accredited insurers, Kniazha alone provides that product. To get a karta pobytu policy instead of visa insurance, set your location to “I'm abroad” in the calculator, then manually choose Kniazha from the narrowed insurer list that appears. See our dedicated karta pobytu insurance page for the full difference between the two products.
Enter your destination country, travel dates, date of birth, and purpose of travel, then select ETS among the insurers offered, and the calculator gives you an exact price right there. That figure moves with the insured person's age, trip length, and any extra options chosen, while the base coverage never drops below EUR 30,000, the minimum required by both the Schengen and the national visa.