Articles: Health

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  Are your medical benefits enough?

  An expat checklist

  Although many companies provide health insurance for their employees, these packages don’t cover everything. This checklist will help you see if your current health insurance is right for you.

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  Expat Maternity in Singapore

  Addressing the costs of having a baby

  You’ll have realised that relocating to a new country such as Singapore can take a lot of organisation and time and you may not have thought about what might need to be arranged for the future. It is important to know, that if you want to start or add to your family in Singapore, there are lots of things to consider before doing so. Planning ahead is essential in order to make sure you and your child are covered during and post birth.

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  Dental care in Singapore

  Protect your smile with dental coverage

  Dental services in Singapore are among the best in the region but, like many health products and services these days, it can be expensive. Securing your oral health with dental insurance is a great way to protect your smile.

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  Health insurance options

  Expat medical coverage in Singapore

  If you’re moving to Singapore soon, it’s a great idea to think about what sort of health care coverage you want. Knowing what your insurance options are can mean one less thing to worry about as you settle into the Lion City. 

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  Private or public

  Expat health choices

  Singapore is an international business hub with a healthcare system rated as one of the best in the world. Outstanding medical standards are consistent across both the public and private sector, and the system is renowned for its offer of unique national schemes which cover public healthcare costs.

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  Common health risks in Singapore

  Health advice for expats

  As a wealthy and developing city state, expats in Singapore do not need to worry about all of the health risks present in Southeast Asia. Nevertheless, Singapore's location and climate means tropical diseases and illnesses are still prevalent.

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