Since you are asking for basic and cheap you can look at NTUC Income.Allockett wrote:HI Guys and Gals.
I have been living in Singapore for 6 months with my husband, We are looking for reasonable / cheaper basic Medical insurance (just covering hospitalisation and emergency (no Maternity)).
We are both healthy 30 year olds and don't need any extra frills.
Please help if you have any information / surgestions it would appreciated.
On EP you do not qualify for MediShield or MediShield Life. I referred you to Enhanced Income Shield and not Medishield. You can safely ignore the medishield part.Allockett wrote:Thank you very much for your time, I have had a look at it and it states "MediShield Life is a national health insurance scheme for all Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents, providing better protection than MediShield."
As an we are both EPs I don't think we qualify , please correct me if I am wrong,
i really appreciate you knowledge.
If you are in Financial Services then better to state your designation, for completeness.SamG wrote:Hi Allokett,
Let me know if you'd like to be flooded with more information with regards to what the policy covers, how are other insurers' policy different, how does it work, how do you purchase, how do you make a claim etc etc..
Contact Pacific prime in Singapore.Allockett wrote:HI Guys and Gals.
I have been living in Singapore for 6 months with my husband, We are looking for reasonable / cheaper basic Medical insurance (just covering hospitalisation and emergency (no Maternity)).
We are both healthy 30 year olds and don't need any extra frills.
Please help if you have any information / surgestions it would appreciated.
Hi Martin, thanks for the tip.martincymru wrote:If you are in Financial Services then better to state your designation, for completeness.SamG wrote:Hi Allokett,
Let me know if you'd like to be flooded with more information with regards to what the policy covers, how are other insurers' policy different, how does it work, how do you purchase, how do you make a claim etc etc..
You can consider AIA or Prudential, if the insurance premium is not a major issue for you.Moudev wrote:Hello everyone,
Since we would be relocating to Singapore,we were looking for health insurance which covers private hospitals and mostly everything. Any recommendations is highly appreciated.Btw we are middle aged (35-40)with a child of 6 years .
Moudev wrote:Thank you for your reply.....of course who doesn’t want to save !i would definitely have a look at NTUC, .....is there any other that you might recommend where the premium is reasonable and not sky high....
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