Singapore Expats

Hi,
My name is Ratna stationed in Singapore.
My husband is working on Singapore and he is on EP (Employment pass) my self and my son of aged 2 and half years came here on dependent pass. My Husbands' mother and father (My in-laws) are also joined on and staying with us in Singapore on long-term social visit visa.
Myself and my son covered by medical insurance provided by my husband's employer.
Whereas, for my in -laws we have taken overseas travel insurance that covers for only a month.
Now that, we are looking for a long-term medical insurance that covers hospitalization, outpatient expenses and dental and vision expenses for my in-laws.
They are residents of India.
Please advice as if you would be able to provide any info on the same.

Thanks and Regards
Ratna
Singapore

hi, hope the following links might help you. read and understand them first before committing with any products. insurance are aggressively sold over here and you may buy the wrong products if you dont understand anything at all

you may seek my help if you need any. im not selling anything though

http://www.lia.org.sg/lia-TypeA.asp?id=292
http://www.lia.org.sg/lia-TypeA.asp?id=330
http://www.lia.org.sg/ftpsite/guide/PROTECTION2.pdf
http://www.moneysense.gov.sg/resource/p ... _Guide.pdf

Do you want this for Singapore only or do you want to cover trips back home and trips elsewhere in the world? What do you want to do if you get a catastrophic illness like cancer... be treated here or go back home?

Makes a difference as to whether you want local or expat insurance... and if you choose local... several different options available.

You might care to consider;

http://www.bupa.co.uk/promotions/B544/


......expensive but seem to have a good reputation.

bupa is quality stuff. check out axa too.

Nice Very good.

ruthlopez22 wrote:Nice Very good.

So, where is the OP?

sounds like ruthlopez22 is trying to get firmly entrenched before he/she/it starts spamming. Indian IP address are about a bad as rumanian & prc ones with the spammers now.