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Taking care of the specific needs of Diplomatic Missions for over 50 years
Digital or in-person support available around the clock
Discover our Summit plans for Diplomatic Missions
Our medical insurance plans include cover for a wide range of in-patient, day-care, maternity and out-patient treatments as well as an optional level of cover such as dental, optical and repatriation benefits. Our plans also include treatment for covid-19, subject to terms and conditions
Your cover is also subject to:
- Policy definitions and exclusions
- Any special conditions shown on your Insurance Certificate (and on the Special Condition Form issued before the policy comes into effect, where relevant).
- Any policy endorsements, policy terms and conditions and any other legal requirements.
- Costs being reasonable and customary in accordance with country of treatment, standard and generally accepted medical procedures. If we consider a claim to be inappropriate, we reserve the right to decline or reduce the amount we pay.
Cover is not provided if any element of the cover, benefit, activity, business or underlying business violates any applicable sanction law or regulations of the United Nations, the European Union or any other applicable economic or trade sanction law or regulations.
Please check your Insurance Certificate, Benefit Guide and Table of Benefits to find out more.
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Summit 5000
US$5,000,000
€3,703,705
£3,100,000
Summit 4000
US$4,000,000
€2,963,000
£2,460,000
Summit 2500
US$2,500,000
€1,851,850
£1,575,000
Summit 1750
US$1,750,000
€1,350,000
£1,075,000
US$50,000/ €37,030/ £30,750 per pregnancy
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US$15,000/ €11,110/ £9,225 per pregnancy
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US$15,000/ €11,110/ £9,225 per pregnancy
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Optional Deductible and Co-payment:
No deductible
or
US$1,000/ €740/ £615
or
US$2,000/ €1,480/ £1,225
or
US$4,000/ €2,962/ £2,461
Co-payments is the percentage of the costs which the insured person must pay.
It applies to all treatments received on an out-patient basis, with the exception of:
- Oncology
- Video consultation services (when accessed via TeleHealth Hub)
- Psychiatry and psychotherapy (out-patient treatment)
- Vaccinations
- Health and wellbeing checks
- Cancer screening
A separate co-payment may apply to dental, optical and maternity benefits (where included)
No Co-payment
or
10% up to max.
US$2,000/ €1,480/ £1,225
or
20% up to max.
US$4,000/ €2,962/ £2,461
or
30% up to max.
US$5,000/ €3,705/ £3,076
No Co-payment
or
10% up to max.
US$2,000/ €1,480/ £1,225
or
20% up to max.
US$4,000/ €2,962/ £2,461
or
30% up to max.
US$5,000/ €3,705/ £3,076
No Co-payment
or
10% up to max.
US$2,000/ €1,480/ £1,225
or
20% up to max.
US$4,000/ €2,962/ £2,461
or
30% up to max.
US$5,000/ €3,705/ £3,076
Global Health Services
Optional plans:
US$1,500/ €1,110/ £995
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US$1,000/ €740/ £615
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US$750/ €555/ £495
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80% refund, up to US$500/ €371/ £307
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80% refund, up to US$250/ €185/ £154
Ask us for other options available
80% refund, up to US$250/ €185/ £154
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Faster onboarding for your group
Getting your group policy is much easier and faster when you choose ourMoratorium underwriting option. There are no medical forms to complete. It’s hassle free.
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We also offer tailor-made solutions to suit groups of over 100 employees and their dependants.
Why choose us?
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FAQs
For further information, please contact our Sales Support Team.
Moratorium underwriting sets a waiting period for pre-existing medical conditions to limit the insurance risk. This means that:
- You won't need to tell us about pre-existing conditions of any member to be covered when you apply.
- There will be a 24-month waiting period before claims for any pre-existing medical conditions may become eligible.
- Pre-existing medical conditions may be covered, provided the member did not have symptoms, needed or received treatment, medication, a special diet or advice, or had any other indications of the condition. This is suitable for individuals or groups where members have no pre-existing conditions.
- Claims Process may be longer as each time we receive a claim, we'll look at the member medical history. We may also ask for additional information to understand if the symptom or condition is new or pre-existing.
- This option is available to individuals or groups with 3 to 9 policies
- Availability of Moratorium Underwriting is dependent on geographical location and the relevant local country regulations in place.
Full medical underwriting is when we assess the insurance risk before cover starts. This means that:
- You’ll be asked to complete a medical questionnaire for each person to be covered, telling us about pre-existing conditions when you apply.
- Pre-existing conditions may not be covered (or there may be a surcharge to cover pre-existing conditions). Members will be asked to complete an application form disclosing their medical history before cover starts. Our underwriting team will then assess the information and decide if we are able to offer cover for medical conditions disclosed on the form.
- Claims process is shorter because we already know if pre-existing conditions are covered.
- This option is available to individuals or groups with 3 to 9 policies.
Medical History Disregarded terms is when members’ health information is not assessed. This means that:
- You won't need to tell us about pre-existing conditions of any member to be covered.
- Pre-existing conditions are usually covered.
- Claims process is shorter because we already know that pre-existing conditions are covered.
- This option is usually offered to groups with more than 10 policies.
Members are covered for emergencies only, emergency treatment outside area of cover is treatment for medical emergencies which occur during business or holiday trips outside your area of cover.
Cover is provided for up to six weeks per trip within the maximum benefit amount. It includes treatment required due to an accident or the sudden beginning or worsening of a severe illness which presents an immediate threat to your health. Treatment by a doctor must start within 24 hours of the emergency event.
Cover is not provided for curative or follow-up non-emergency treatment, even if you are deemed unable to travel to a country within your geographical area of cover. Nor does it extend to charges relating to maternity, pregnancy, childbirth or any complications of pregnancy or childbirth. Please tell your company’s Group Scheme Manager if you are going to be outside your area of cover for more than six weeks.