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Read MoreAccidental Death & Disablement
Adult (below 65 years old):
$200,000Adult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$20,000Overseas Medical Expenses
Adult (below 65 years old):
$500,000Adult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$100,000Loss or Damage of Personal Property, Baggage and Money
$5,000Emergency Overseas Travel Expenses
$10,000Chubb Assistance – Emergency Medical Evacuation
Adult (below 65 years old):
UnlimitedAdult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$100,000Covers loss or loss or damage of your Jewellery, Sports Equipment due to robbery, theft or burglary or any attempt thereof whilst overseas
Accidental Death & Disablement
Adult (below 65 years old):
$50,000Adult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$5,000Overseas Medical Expenses
Adult (below 65 years old):
$20,000Adult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$4,000Loss or Damage of Personal Property, Baggage and Money
$1,000Emergency Overseas Travel Expenses
N.A.Chubb Assistance – Emergency Medical Evacuation
$20,000Covers loss or damage to baggage, personal effects, laptops and hand held computers (max $500 per article, max $1,000 for laptop and max $300 for Money)
Covers Chubb Assistance expenses for Emergency Medical Evacuation.
Reimbursement of travel expenses (economy return air travel) for one (1) of Your relatives or friends in Singapore to travel to the destination:
Reimbursement of hotel accommodation and travel expenses (economy return air travel) for one (1) of Your relatives or friends to visit You if You are Confined in a Hospital Overseas for more than five (5) consecutive days and cannot be evacuated and there is no adult with You.
Reimbursement of additional accommodation expenses, meals and transportation expenses up to sub-limit of $75 per day for one (1) of Your travelling companions to stay with You till discharge if You are Confined in a Hospital Overseas for more than five (5) consecutive days and cannot be evacuated.
Covers Medical Expenses incurred Overseas as a direct result of Accidental Injury or Sickness, including Accidental Dental Expenses
Pays a lump sum cash benefit in case of loss of life or permanent total disability due to accident whilst travelling.
Accidental Death & Disablement
Adult (below 65 years old):
$150,000Adult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$10,000Overseas Medical Expenses
Adult (below 65 years old):
$250,000Adult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$50,000Loss or Damage of Personal Property, Baggage and Money
$3,000Emergency Overseas Travel Expenses
$5,000Chubb Assistance – Emergency Medical Evacuation
Adult (below 65 years old):
UnlimitedAdult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$100,000Accidental Death & Disablement
Adult (below 65 years old):
$500,000Adult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$100,000Overseas Medical Expenses
Adult (below 65 years old):
$2,000,000Adult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$200,000Loss or Damage of Personal Property, Baggage and Money
$8,000Emergency Overseas Travel Expenses
$20,000Chubb Assistance – Emergency Medical Evacuation
Adult (below 65 years old):
UnlimitedAdult (above 65 years old) & Child (up to 23 years old):
$200,000Region 1: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
Region 2: Australia, China (excluding Tibet), Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Macau, Mongolia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Timor- Leste and including Region 1.
Region 3: Rest of the world including Nepal, Tibet and Region 1 and 2 but excluding Cuba.
You must be a Singapore resident in Singapore at the time you apply for this insurance.
Single Trip
Just Me / Group of Individuals: Cover at least 1 insured person to a maximum of 6 insured person, aged 18 years old and above.
Me and My Family: A maximum of 2 adults who need not be related and any number of Child(ren).
Child(ren): must be unmarried, unemployed and aged between 45 days old and 18 years old or 23 years old if studying full time in a tertiary institution.
Annual Multi-Trip
Me and My Family: Main insured person, his/her Partner and their Children.
Single-Trip: maximum 183 days.
Annual Multi-Trip Plan: maximum 90 days per trip for an unlimited number of trips within the Period of Insurance.
Enter all the countries you will visit except Cuba
Post Journey Medical Expenses
Covers Medical Expenses incurred within 2 days after returning to Singapore, up to 31 consecutive days. Excess: $50 for each and every claim.
Adventurous Sports
Covers death as a direct result of Accidental Injury or Accidental Injury sustained whilst engaging in the following adventurous activities:
Winter Sports
Snowboarding, snow tubing, snow rafting, snow mobiling, glacier walking with a qualified guide
Water Sports
Diving up to 40 Metres (subject to PADI Certification), white water rafting of Grade 4 and above with a qualified guide
Biking Sports
Mountain biking, quad biking, expedition bicycle touring, motor biking
Outdoor Sports
Trekking/mountain trekking up to 4000 Metres, 4 Wheel Driving Adventure.
Personal Effects
Covers loss or loss or damage of your Jewellery, Sports Equipment due to robbery, theft or burglary or any attempt thereof whilst overseas
Life Event
Covers expenses that were paid in advance for Your wedding photo shoot in Overseas which becomes forfeited or administrative expenses incurred to postpone the wedding photo shoot due to Specified Causes
Additional Payout for Accidental Death and Permanent Disablement due to Terrorism
Golf
a. Hole-in-One
Covers for cost of food and beverages for purpose of celebrating Hole-In-One
b. Golf Equipment
Covers for theft or damage to Golf Equipment
c. Unused Green Fees
Covers unused green fees that have been paid in advance due to Accidental Injury or Sickness
In Singapore
a. Alternative Accommodation Expenses
Covers up to 5 days of accommodation expenses as a result of the Insured Person's principal place of residence becoming uninhabitable due to perils such as riots, fire, sudden burst water tanks/pipes
b. Loss of Frequent Flyer Points
Covers non-refundable frequent flyer points due to Specified Causes
Whilst Overseas
a. Rental Vehicle Excess
Covers insurance excess or deductible of a car rented by the Insured Person
b. Rental Vehicle Return
Covers the cost of returning your rental vehicle to the nearest rental vehicle depot due to your Hospital Confinement.
c. Entertainment Disruption
Covers forfeited or un-used portion of Entertainment ticket due to Specified Causes
Skiing
a. Ski Equipment (Max $1,000 per equipment)
b. Ski Track/ Piste Closure
c. Unused Ski Equpiment Hire, lift passes & Ski School Expenses
d. Replacement of Ski pass or ski lift pass
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