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Global Roots, Local Shields: NRIs Ride India’s Insurance Wave for Big Gains


Updated: July 16, 2025 00:05

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Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are seeing fresh, significant advantages as Indian insurers unveil new offerings and updates to health and term insurance policies. The latest announcements, reforms, and product features are making Indian insurance a crucial shield for NRIs and their families.
 
Key Highlights
  • Tailored Premium Discounts: Indian insurers now extend 10–40% premium discounts on select health insurance plans for NRIs—making coverage even more affordable.
  • Buy & Manage Remotely: NRIs can buy both term and health insurance from India without a personal visit—thanks to digital KYC, video medicals, and online premium payments.
  • Tax Benefits at Home: Premiums paid towards both term and health insurance are eligible for deductions under Section 80C and Section 80D respectively, providing substantial tax relief for policies paid via Indian accounts.
  • Family Security Back Home: Coverage for parents and dependents in India is easier, with customized options for senior citizens—including reduced waiting periods and on-ground assistance for medical emergencies.
  • Flexible Payouts & Add-Ons: NRIs can choose payout modes (lump sum, regular income) and add critical illness, accident, or disability riders to suit specific global lifestyle needs.
  • Global Coverage at Indian Prices: Policies purchased in India typically cost 30–50% less for NRIs, especially those living in safer countries like the UAE and Singapore, with seamless worldwide claim settlements.
  • Quick Claims, Strong Support: Thanks to high settlement ratios, digital processes, and dedicated NRI support teams, families can claim and receive benefits faster than ever.
  • Long-Term Planning Benefits: Locking in coverage now allows NRIs to secure lower premiums and uninterrupted protection, especially if considering future relocation to India.
Source(s):
PolicyX, ICICI Prudential Life, Aviva India, Goinri.com, Economic Times, Niva Bupa, PolicyBazaar, Moneycontrol.

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