Foreigners gain access to Singlife health plans in Singapore

Singlife Shield Plan 1 has a policy year limit of up to S$2m (US$1.57m).

Singlife has extended Singlife Shield and Singlife Health Plus to eligible foreigners living, working and studying in Singapore.

Singlife Shield Plan 1 provides coverage for treatment at private hospitals, with a policy year limit of up to S$2m (US$1.57m).

Through Singlife's partnership with IHH Healthcare Singapore, policyholders will have access to over 700 medical specialists and hospital admissions.

Additionally, Singlife Shield Plan 2 covers treatment at Class A wards in public hospitals. Its S$1.2m (US$944,000) policy year limit is the highest amongst public hospital plans available to foreigners.

Policyholders also have the option to upgrade their coverage with Singlife Health Plus Private or Singlife Health Plus Public, which provide additional benefits for cancer treatment, critical illness and mental wellness.

Beyond this, foreigners can protect against the wider financial impact of a critical illness, including loss of income and ongoing financial commitments.

Moreover, families can have discounted premiums for Singlife Shield as well as free Singlife Health Plus coverage for children up to 20 years old, subject to applicable terms.

(S$1=US$0.79)

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