Yes, our premiums are dependent on the Insured Person's occupation class. Class 1: Professionals/persons engaged in indoor & non-manual work in non-hazardous places. Examples: Accountant, Banker/Finance Officer, Lawyer, IT Professional, Teacher. Class 2: Professionals/persons engaged in work of an outdoor or supervisory nature or involved occasionally in manual work whose duties do not involve the use of tools or machinery or exposure to any special hazard. Examples: Property Agent, Sales Executive, Nurse, Chef, Physiotherapist. Class 3: Professionals/persons engaged in manual work, involving the use of tools or machinery but not of a particularly hazardous nature. Examples: Electrician, Car Mechanic, Commercial Driver, Gardener, Painter.

Always select the higher risk occupation class if your job falls between two classes. This ensures you remain fully covered and avoids issues during claims assessment.

It depends on the level of protection you want. Health insurance usually covers inpatient medical expenses for illnesses and injuries. Personal Accident insurance provides additional coverage for death or injury due to accident and includes outpatient medical expenses.

The premium is determined by the plan you choose, not by your age.

The natural child, legal step-child, legally adopted child or ward of the Policyholder who is age above one (1) month old and under twenty-one (21) years as at the time of the application for the Policy if the Insured Person was not enrolled in a tertiary institution as at that time. If the Insured Person was enrolled in a tertiary institution as at the time of the application for the Policy, he or she must be of an Age under twenty-five (25) years as at that time. The Insured Person must be unmarried as at the time of the application for the Policy and remains unmarried throughout the Period of Insurance.