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Complete guide to the health insurance subsidy in Geneva (2026)

Everything you need to know about the Geneva subsidy in one place: what it is, how much you can get, who is entitled, how to calculate it and how to apply. Choose your topic below.

🔒 Guide written by a FINMA-registered private provider · 2026 figures, source ge.ch.

The health insurance subsidy is financial support paid by the canton of Geneva to reduce your LAMal premium. Its amount depends on your income (RDU), your family situation and your age. This guide brings together the essentials and links to our detailed pages.

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📄 Need your entitlement certificate? See how to get your subsidy certificate (online via e-démarches or a duplicate from the SAM).

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The Geneva subsidy: frequently asked questions

It is financial support paid by the canton to reduce your LAMal premium. Its amount depends on your RDU, family situation and age.
Up to CHF 348/month per adult (group 1), CHF 231 per young adult born between 2001 and 2007, and CHF 132 per child. The amount decreases as the RDU rises.
For most insured people (Swiss nationality, C permit), renewal is in principle automatic based on the RDU. Young adults and B, L, N or F permit holders must reapply every year.
As a rule, 30 November 2026. A specific deadline applies to newcomers. It is best to apply as early as possible.
No. It is published by a FINMA-registered private provider, independent, not affiliated with the State or the SAM. Support is free; the grant decision rests with the SAM.