Yale NUS College

If student is on LOA due to medical reason, the student will continue to be covered until the end of the next semester after the LOA starts, provided the insurance premium is paid.

If the LOA is due to non-medical (e.g voluntary LOA), the insurance coverage for the student will stop when the student is on LOA.

Yes, first year students attending orientation activities organized by NUS (Yale-NUS) will be covered NUS Group Personal Accident (GPA)/Group Hospitalization and Surgical (GHS) during orientation.

The annual limit is $2,000 per year (for International UG students only).

Yes, this is covered under the NUS Group Hospitalisation & Surgical Insurance (GHS) if referral was made by a NUS counsellor or doctor at a Singapore Government restructured hospital. If medication was prescribed by a private clinic psychiatrist, 50% of eligible medical expenses will be covered by the insurance.

Yes, it is covered under medically related circumstances. There would be no coverage for sickness or disease directly or indirectly arising from sexually transmitted diseases, Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) related condition, or infection by Human Immune-Deficiency Virus (HIV).

Dental and optical expenses are not covered unless these are as a result of an accident.

Students pay the insurance premium via the miscellaneous fees (eg. Health and Student Service fees) as part of their student fees listed on the student bill on per semester basis.

– UHC – please submit your claims within 30 days (from the date of treatment) in person for processing to the University Health Centre (Admin Office).
– MYCG – please submit your claims within 30 days (from the date of treatment) for processing to MYCG via email at nus@mycg.com.sg  Claim form can be obtained here.