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The markets of Reims MONDAY: Marché Saint - Thomas (avenue of Laon) TUESDAY: Marché Saint - Maurice and Marché Europe Place Jean Moulin WEDNESDAY: Marché Châtillons (Argonautes) and Marché Croix du Sud (Croix - Rouge) THURSDAY: Marché Carteret (Boulevard Carteret) and Marché Place Luton FRIDAY: Marché Wilson and Marché Bio (Place Museux). SATURDAY: Marché Boulingrin SUNDAY: Marché Jean Jaurès (avenue Jean Jaurès) and Marché Sainte Anne Generally the markets are open from 8:00 – 13:00. For details check: www.reims-champagne-actu.com You can find classified advertisements of second hand objects (bicycles, washing machines, clothes, books, …) on the following website: www.leboncoin.fr Those who are interested in flea markets and all kinds of antiquities should check the site: www.vide-greniers.org LAUNDRIES The student residences aren’t always equipped with washing machines and tumble driers. In the city there are non - stop coin laundries. A wash load of 5 kg costs approximately 3 € and a load of drying costs 1,50 €. You can search for coin laundries (laveries) on the following website: www.118218.fr 5. Practical Information / 43
HEALTH AND SOCIAL SECURITY The Health Insurance System (“la sécurité sociale”) For European exchange students You must ask for the European health insurance card or the form E128 from your insurer prior to your departure from your home country. This card allows you to benefit from the services of the French public health care (doctor, pharmacy, hospital or clinic). If these services are not free, the charges will be refunded to you immediately or after you return in your home country. For non - European students You must affiliate with the sécurité sociale, the national health care system in France. The two main insurers are the la Mutuelle Générale (MGEL) et La Mutuelle Des Étudiants (LMDE). There is an annual fee of around 200 € to join the “student social security system” or “le régime étudiant de sécurité sociale“ (RESS). You join through either LMDE or the MGEL. You will pay per year and you must be less than 28 with proper legal status in France. Students who are older than 28 are advised to obtain private health insurance in their home country, which covers them in France, too. Those who come to France for a period shorter than 3 months cannot affiliate with the French student social security system, however many insurers have special offers for them. Since the social security doesn’t cover all of the medical expenses (it covers maximum 70% of your medical expenses), you are advised to obtain private, supplemental insurance known in French as “mutuelle” or “complémentaire”. SUPPLEMENTAL MEDICAL INSURANCE (“La Mutuelle”) Supplementary or complementary insurance will cover partially or entirely the difference between the doctor’s fee and the refund made by the national social security system. There are special offers for the students for about 22 € per year. You can effect a mutual insurance at the same company that manages your social security (primary insurance) or you can seek another provider (for example, banks often offer supplemental medical insurance). 44 \ 5. Practical Information
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