Debt - health insurance

Hello, My parents were insured (VZP) when I moved to the Czech Republic and recently gained Czech citizenship. I didn't know at all that I had to report somewhere at 18 and now I have a debt of 40k + a penalty of 10k. Is there such a thing as debt relief when I can prove that I have studied (still studying)? What about social insurance, should I expect a similar scenario?
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Everything can be solved only directly with VZP. If you are still studying, then there was probably an error somewhere in the registration or login. State students for VZP laths.
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