The Expatriate Insurance Plan provides extensive and comprehensive group health insurance benefits for Canadian missionaries and their families worldwide. It offers hospital and extended health benefits (including prescription drugs), life insurance and accidental death and dismemberment. Dental and long-term disability benefits are also available.
A ministry or a church engaged in sending missionaries outside Canada may participate if it:
No deductible - 100% reimbursement
The annual maximum per insured individual is $250,000 Cdn.
Emergency assistance is available anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day, and is coordinated through World Travel Protection.
Premiums are charged for complete months and are billed and payable monthly in advance in Canadian dollars.
Each employee who is eligible for coverage under this policy shall become an Insured Person on the later of:
In conjunction with this plan, there are also life, Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) and dependent life benefits provided.
The Basic Term Life and/or AD&D and/or spousal dependent life benefits may be converted to an individual policy in accordance with the provisions contained in the respective group policy upon termination of the missionary's employment. The employee's benefit amount reduces by 50% at age 65 and terminates at age 70 or retirement if earlier.
Coverage applies only when the mission/church has selected the benefit for all its eligible missionaries. The benefit is 60% of salary, to a maximum of $2,500/month.
Total disability is defined as: unable to perform each and every duty of the workers own occupation, and not engaged in any other occupation or employment during the first 24 months of disability income benefits. Thereafter, the worker is deemed totally disabled if unable to perform any and every occupation, employment, or business activity for wage or profit for which he/she is reasonably qualified by education, training or experience.
No Deductible - 100% Reimbursement - $1,000/person/year.
Coverage applies only when it is clearly stated in your Certificate of Insurance.
If you or your eligible dependents require treatment, the following are considered eligible expenses if they are medically necessary.