University of Pécs
Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology University of Pécs
Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

• The place of consultation: Pécs, Nyár u. 8.
  
• Opening hours/Service hours:

        o Monday: 10:00-11:30; 12:00-16:00

        o Tuesday-Thursday: 8:00-11:00; 12:00-13:30

        o Friday: 8:00-11:00

• You need to make an appointment. Call: +36 72 507 523 · e-mail: haziorvos@pte.hu; gp@pte.hu

If you write an e-mail to the GP, please indicate the following:

• your whole name
• your gender
• date of birth
• nationality
• your mother's full name
• address in Pécs
• phone number
• Please mention any allergy to medicines.
• Please mention your symptoms and when your symptoms started.
• Hungarian Social Security Card (TAJ) number (if you have one) OR
• if you do not have a TAJ card, then a photo of your:
• passport/ID card
• address card/residence permit card
• insurance card

First aid and emergency medical care are free of charge for foreigners. In other cases, you have to pay for the treatment. Emergency services are free of charge if immediate medical attention is required.

Medical treatment of international students is covered as follows:

• EU citizens are insured based on the European Health Insurance Card when they are in another member state and are, from the point of view of social security, entitled to the same rights and have the same obligations as citizens of that given member state. The EU card covers 'medically necessary services (e.g., dialysis treatment, oxygen therapy) but does not authorize the use of deferred care.

• If the student is insured by one of the insurance companies the university has a contract with (Generali Providencia), all expenses are covered by the insurance company. You will need to collect the following documents to get reimbursement from the insurance company. If you cannot provide any of the

listed things, you will not be able to receive any cost reimbursement from Generali insurance company:

1. Medical report from the doctor ('Ambuláns lap')

2. Invoice to your name/invoice from the pharmacy ('ÁFÁS számla')

3. Any other document that you received from your doctor

4. Your insurance card

5. Your HUF bank account number

• Suppose the student is insured by any other insurance company, not in contract with the university. In that case, the student must pay for the treatment on the spot according to the operative Code of Charges and Benefits of the UP. The student receives an ambulant card and a receipt/invoice and can get reimbursement from their insurance company.

• If the student is not insured, they must pay for the treatment on the spot according to the operative Code of Charges and Benefits of the UP. The student receives an ambulant card and a receipt/invoice. If further examinations are required, or specialist treatment is needed, those are accessible through primary care.

Hungarian Social Security Card: With the Hungarian Social Security Card (TAJ kártya), you are eligible to use health services in Hungary.

If you aren't an EU citizen and do not have private medical insurance or a Hungarian Social Security Card. In that case, you have to pay for care under the reimbursement policy of the Clinical Centre.