Residency in Kuwait is linked to health cover for the expatriate and, in most cases, for dependants on the same file. Private policies are placed alongside or above the government scheme, depending on what the employer already provides.
- Inpatient and outpatient treatment within the insurer's network of hospitals and clinics
- Spouse and children under one policy at the same network class
- Prescribed medication, laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging, subject to co-payment
- Maternity where selected, normally after a waiting period of several months
- Emergency treatment during short trips outside Kuwait, on a reimbursement basis
Cover ends with the residency it is attached to, so timing matters at renewal and on a change of employer. Pre-existing conditions, and treatment taken outside the network without approval, are the two most common reasons for a claim to be reduced.
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