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Insurance to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)

Insurance to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs). A non-resident Indian is a citizen of India temporarily residing in the country of his / her present residence and holding a valid passport issued by the Government of India.

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Insurance to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)

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  1. Insurance to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  2. A non-resident Indian is a citizen of India temporarily residing in the country of his / her present residence and holding a valid passport issued by the Government of India. C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  3.     The NRI should not be a green card holder. He / she should not have applied for or planning to apply in the near future for acquiring citizenship of his / her present country of residence or any other country. •   Insurance is allowed to NRIs residing in 175 countries, subdivided in 8 Residence Group mentioned in C.O. Circular No.2056/4 dated 25.2.2006 subject to conditions •    NRIs residing in countries other than those mentioned in Residence groups 1 to 8 should be sent to CUS for individual consideration.     • Foreign Nationals of Indian Origin are not to be treated as NRIs for the purpose of allowing insurance. C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  4. NRIs can be allowed insurance 1.     On their visit to India 2.     From their present country of residence – known as MAIL ORDER BUSINESS C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  5. Minimum Sum Assured Rs.2lacs (Sum assured over Rs.2 lacs will be in multiple of Rs.1 lac) for Mail Order Business. Maximum Sum Assured Maximum S.A. for each Residence Group is as mentioned in the circular. A maximum sum assured of Rs.1crore may be allowed under Mail Order Business, i.e., where all formalities are completed in the NRIs present country of residence.     The maximum sum assured to be allowed will be in accordance with the existing rules for financial underwriting. C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  6. INCOME PROOF C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  7. Insurance above 25 lacs is allowed only to class I occupation such as managerial, skilled, high paying desk job type employment with proof etc C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  8. Types of cover • All plans will be allowed subject to the following restrictions under “Mail order Business” : • -       Maximum SA under pure Term Insurance Plans – Rs.25lacs • -       Term Rider benefit will be allowed up to Rs.25lacs. • -       Critical Illness benefit will not be allowed C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  9. Non-Medical Scheme • Proposal under non-medical (special) scheme will be entertained subject to the following conditions: •     Maximum age at entry – not over 45 years n.b.d. •     Maximum Sum Assured – Rs.5lacs – based on sum under consideration – i.e., rated up sum assured during last two full years. •      Plans not allowed: 2, 43, 52, 58, 133, 143, 160, 164, 177 and term rider •      Maximum aggregate sum assured of Rs.2lacs under Table Nos. 88, 89, 91, 103, 106, 107, 108, 121, 150, 168. •      The proposer should be employed in Government or reputed commercial firm or should be a professional such as Chartered Accountant, Cost Accountant, Engineer, Architect, Management / computer consultant, Doctor, Lawyer, Teacher, Insurance Agent, etc. •     Non-medical scheme under Mail Order Business will be allowed only if agent visits the present country of residence of the NRIs to complete all formalities. •     MHR by agent in the prescribed format. C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  10. Moral Hazard Report by Agent • The format of special MHR to be filled in by agent when he visits the country of residence of the NRI for completing the formalities is given in Annexure – 2 of the Circular 1923 C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  11. Special Questionnaire for Mail Order Business under Medical Scheme • If the agent does not visit the country of residence of the NRI for completing the formalities, a special questionnaire has to be filled in by • -         the employer in the case of employed persons. • -         Dean or Principal of educational institutes in the case of students. • -         personal physician in the case of self-employed / business people. C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  12. Foreign Nationals of Indian origin • Maximum S.A to be allowed - 50 lakhs • No mail order business. Only Rupee currency policies to above persons during their stay in India. • Non-medical will not be allowed • Joint lives, plans having higher term insurance element are not allowed. • MHR by CM/ZM’s club members and D.Os after verifying original passport, authenticity of sources of income. • Such proponents to be introduced to M.E by CM/ZM’s club members and MDRT Qualifier Agent. C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

  13. Non-Resident Questionnaire in the prescribed format to be obtained. • Claim to be paid in India in Indian currency only. • Consent for the above to be obtained in advance and this condition to be typed on the policy. • Residence extra and other restrictive conditions as applicable to Residence Group I to VII. C. KARUNAGARAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

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