AIG Domestic Helper Insurance
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To all maid insuranceThe MOM-standard 25% co-payment on claims above S$15,000. Waive it for first-dollar cover; where a plan charges it, we fold in the insurer’s published waiver rider.
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Premiums as of22 July 2026
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Coverage by tier
- Medical limit
- S$60,000
- Personal accident
- S$60,000
- Outpatient support
- S$1,000
- Third-party liability
- S$100,000
- Co-payment
- 20% > S$15k
Salary & government levy S$30/day. Repatriation S$10,000. Termination S$250. Replacement hire S$200. Part-time helper S$300.
- Medical limit
- S$60,000
- Personal accident
- S$60,000
- Outpatient support
- S$1,000
- Third-party liability
- S$100,000
- Co-payment
- None
Salary & government levy S$30/day. Repatriation S$10,000. Termination S$250. Replacement hire S$200. Part-time helper S$300.
- Medical limit
- S$100,000
- Personal accident
- S$100,000
- Outpatient support
- S$2,000
- Third-party liability
- S$100,000
- Co-payment
- 20% > S$15k
Salary & government levy S$30/day. Repatriation S$10,000. Termination S$500. Replacement hire S$200. Part-time helper S$500.
- Medical limit
- S$100,000
- Personal accident
- S$100,000
- Outpatient support
- S$2,000
- Third-party liability
- S$100,000
- Co-payment
- None
Salary & government levy S$30/day. Repatriation S$10,000. Termination S$500. Replacement hire S$200. Part-time helper S$500.
AIG offers four plans (Classic, Superior, Elite and Premier), all compared here. Elite carries a S$100,000 medical limit with a 20% co-insurance above S$15,000, while Superior and Premier waive the co-insurance. Premiums shown are for a 26-month policy and a helper aged 50 and below.
Overview
AIG Domestic Helper Insurance is AIG’s maid insurance. The plans compared here are Classic, Superior, Elite, Premier. Annual medical cover ranges from S$60,000 to S$100,000 and personal accident cover ranges from S$60,000 to S$100,000 across the tiers. The insurer states the plans meet MOM’s S$60,000 medical and S$60,000 personal accident minimums, and each includes the S$5,000 security bond. Published premiums start from S$478.57 (Classic, 26-month term). Figures verified on 22 July 2026.
Key conditions
- Pre-existing conditions (hospital & surgical covered only after 12 continuous months of employment with the same employer)
- Pregnancy, childbirth, miscarriage, abortion, Caesarean, sterilisation and complications
- Venereal disease / AIDS / ARC; effect of alcohol or non-prescribed drugs
- Dental, cosmetic, plastic or elective surgery unless due to accident; routine health checks
- Hazardous sports (winter, underwater, aerial, motor sport)
- Unlawful acts of the insured person; war, terrorism and nuclear risks
Premiums are for a 26-month policy and a helper aged 50 and below. Premiums for a 14-month term or a helper aged 51–60 are quoted separately.
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Frequently asked questions
Does AIG Domestic Helper Insurance meet MOM’s requirements?
AIG states that AIG Domestic Helper Insurance meets the Ministry of Manpower’s requirements: medical insurance of at least S$60,000 per year, personal accident cover of at least S$60,000, and the S$5,000 security bond.
What does AIG Domestic Helper Insurance cover?
Across the plans compared here (Classic, Superior, Elite, Premier), AIG Domestic Helper Insurance provides annual hospital and surgical cover of S$60,000 to S$100,000 and personal accident cover of S$60,000 to S$100,000. It also covers wage and levy reimbursement while the helper is hospitalised, repatriation, and the S$5,000 security bond.
How does the co-payment work on AIG Domestic Helper Insurance?
MOM sets the standard structure at no co-payment on the first S$15,000 of claims and a 25% employer co-payment above that, up to the annual limit. How each plan applies it: • Classic: Above S$15,000, the employer co-pays 20% (insurer 80%) up to the S$60,000 limit. • Superior and Premier: No co-payment; first-dollar cover up to the annual limit. • Elite: Above S$15,000, the employer co-pays 20% (insurer 80%) up to the S$100,000 limit.
Is the security bond included in AIG Domestic Helper Insurance?
Yes. The S$5,000 MOM security bond is included as a Letter of Guarantee, so requiring it adds no premium. An optional counter-indemnity waiver limits what AIG can recover from you if the bond is called.
How much does AIG Domestic Helper Insurance cost?
AIG publishes premiums for AIG Domestic Helper Insurance. On a 26-month term for a helper aged 50 and below, the published premiums are Classic S$478.57, Superior S$590.95, Elite S$572.84 and Premier S$838.22. Enter your duration, co-payment, medical limit and helper age band in the comparison to see the price for your configuration.
Are these figures guaranteed?
No. Insurers update premiums, coverage limits and promotions over time. The coverage limits shown were verified against AIG’s official pages on 22 July 2026. Always confirm the current price and terms before applying.
What MOM requires
Every employer of a migrant domestic worker in Singapore is required to hold the following. Each policy compared here is stated by its insurer to meet these minimums.
Covers the helper’s inpatient care and day surgery. The minimum was raised from S$15,000 to S$60,000 on 1 July 2023 (Stage 1 of the enhanced MI requirements). MOM
Claims of S$15,000 or less in a year are fully covered. For the amount above S$15,000 up to the S$60,000 limit, the insurer pays 75% and the employer co-pays 25%. MOM
A minimum sum assured of S$60,000, paid as a lump sum for permanent disability or death from a sudden, unforeseen accident. Separate from medical insurance. MOM
A binding pledge to the government, provided as a banker’s or insurer’s guarantee, required for every MDW except Malaysian helpers. It can be forfeited if Work Permit or bond conditions are breached. MOM
Since 1 July 2025 (Stage 2 of the enhanced MI requirements), insurers price premiums in two age bands — helpers aged 50 and below, and helpers above 50. Premiums for older helpers are generally higher.
Verified22 July 2026 against mom.gov.sg
Price is each insurer’s premium for the cheapest plan meeting your co-payment and medical-limit choice at the term and helper age you entered, plus any optional rider or waiver cost you add where the insurer publishes a price. Every listed premium already includes the S$5,000 MOM security bond, so requiring the bond adds no cost by itself. Premiums appear as each insurer publishes them, some as a gross list price and some already after a discount, and a discount already in the price is not subtracted again.
Not modelled: individual underwriting and loadings, the helper’s nationality or date of birth, out-of-pocket amounts at claim time (the 25% co-payment above S$15,000), and any GST an insurer does not state. A 14-month term or a helper aged 51 to 60 is quoted separately and not estimated, so an insurer without a published figure for that configuration is not ranked. These figures are an estimate, not a promise of the premium an insurer will quote.
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Premiums as of22 July 2026