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Yes, it's available to both new and renewing customers, as long as the policy is purchased during the promotional period.
To implement for MI policies, renewals or extensions with start date effective from:
1 July 2023 (Stage 1)
• Introduction of a co-payment element* for employers and insurers for amounts above $15,000, up to an annual claim limit of at least $60,000
1 July 2025 (Stage 2)
• Standardisation of allowable exclusion clauses
• Introduction of age-differentiated premiums for those aged 50 and below, and those aged above 50
• Requirement for insurers to reimburse hospitals directly upon the admissibility of the claim
Please visit MOM's website here for more information on the MI enhancements.
No, each ECICS Motor Excess Protector Insurance Policy is meant to cover 1 vehicle at any one point in time. At the point of policy inception, you need to declare your vehicle registration number.
Yes. You are eligible for this promotion whether you purchase your policy directly through the ECICS website or via one of our authorised intermediaries.
No, you will not be double insured as long as the effective date of the new policy is one day after the expiry date of the current work permit. Purchasing the policy in advance helps ensure continuous coverage without any gaps. The new policy will only take effect from the selected effective date, not the date of purchase.
Yes, we offer it as an optional add-on that covers outpatient medical expenses for illness that does not require hospitalisation. This benefit can cover up to $60 per visit, helping to ensure your FDW’s health needs are taken care of without added financial strain.
Yes, you can. We offer Waiver of Counter Indemnity as an optional add-on. With this, your liability on the $5,000 Security Bond is capped at $250, and the insurer covers the rest if the bond conditions are breached. However, this does not apply to any breach of bond conditions due to your negligence or fault.
Certain amendments (e.g., typo error in name or passport number or change in effective date) can be made before the policy effective date. However, a re-transmission to MOM may be required depending on the type of amendment.
• Outpatient Medical Expenses (For Accident) cover medical bills for outpatient treatments that arise solely from Accident. For example, your FDW accidentally scalds her hand while cooking and requires dressing for the burn.• Hospital & Surgical Expenses cover inpatient medical bills for treatments related to both accidents and illnesses.
Yes, the policy will need to be cancelled, and a replacement policy issued.
It is advisable to make a claim on your own insurance policy. Making a claim against motorists from another country can turn out to be costly and time-consuming. If you are not at fault, your NCD will not be affected.
Report the accident to us within 24 hours or by the next working day and our representatives will help you with the accident reporting.
You should remember to take note on the following (if the traffic condition permits):Take photos and videos of the accident scene, surrounding areas, damaged property and the damages of the vehicles involved together with their license plate numbers.Exchange particulars with all drivers involved in the accident.Actual road name and any prominent landmarks.If possible, take down the particulars of all injured persons and note the extent of the injuries sustained.
Under the Motor Claims Framework (MCF), in any accident regardless how minor it was, it is a requirement that an accident report be lodged in any of our Approved Reporting Centres within 24 hours or by the next working day. Your insurer will do the necessary and review the matter upon receiving the signed Private Settlement form.
You will not be entitled to a cancellation refund if there is a claim made under your Private Motor Car insurance policy.
Yes, it is illegal to use a vehicle in Singapore without a valid insurance cover. At a minimum, you must have third-party insurance, which covers injury or damage caused to other people and their property.
Our policy covers you when you ride your motorcycle in West Malaysia, the Republic of Singapore and that part of Thailand within 80.5km of the border between Thailand and West Malaysia.
All riders need to be named in the policy. Unnamed riders are not covered.
We have 3 plans to suit your needs. The Comprehensive plan covers loss or damage to your motorcycle, as well as third party liability for bodily injury and property damage.
We do not cover usage for food, parcel or other delivery services.
