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Post-Hospital Care and Rehabilitation Services in Singapore for Expats
Recovering from a hospital stay doesn’t end at discharge, especially for expats in Singapore navigating an unfamiliar system. Post-hospital care and rehabilitation play a crucial role in the long-term recovery and overall quality of life after surgery, illness, or injury. What kind of follow-up care will you need? Can you continue recovery at home, or …
Can You Get Health Insurance in Singapore with a Pre-existing Condition?
Securing health insurance in Singapore can be tricky if you have a pre-existing condition. Many insurers may apply exclusions, increase premiums, or reject coverage altogether depending on your health history. What counts as a pre-existing condition? Can you still get covered if you’re managing a chronic illness? What types of plans are available, and what …
Understanding Hospital Billing and Insurance Claims in Singapore as an Expat
Singapore has a standardized bill presentment for all public hospitals and official fee benchmarks for treatments at private hospitals. Coupled with a comprehensive insurance system, your payment process can become a stress-free experience. In this Pacific Prime Singapore article, we unpack your payment process at a Singapore hospital and explore what you can expect to …
Best Maternity Insurance for Expats Living in Singapore: Cost and Plan Details
Expats in Singapore can choose from a range of maternity insurance plans offered by leading international providers such as Cigna, MSIG, AXA, and April International. These plans vary in price and benefits but typically cover pregnancy complications, childbirth, newborn care, and more. In this Pacific Prime Singapore guide, we’ll explore the costs and key features …
Top 8 International Health Insurance for Expats Living in Singapore
Singapore is a vibrant global hub that seamlessly blends modernity with tradition. Its efficient infrastructure, diverse culture, and exceptional quality of life make it a top destination for expatriates. If you’re looking for an international health insurance for expats living in Singapore whether you are planning to relocate or are already living in Singapore, this …
Local Singapore Health Insurance Is Not Enough for Expats
Singapore’s healthcare financing system is geared towards citizens and permanent residents. Relying solely on local Singapore health insurance exposes expats to a long list of risks: lack of access to subsidies, unpredictably high costs, global mobility constraints, coverage gaps, and more. In this Pacific Prime Singapore article, we give an overview of the healthcare and …
Health Insurance Considerations for Expats in Singapore
In 2025, medical inflation has reached 12.3%, prompting many newcomers to seek reliable, cost-effective protection. Our guide from Pacific Prime Singapore outlines key health insurance considerations to help expats in Singapore make efficient decisions and secure a suitable plan for their stay. Choosing international health insurance in Singapore as an expat requires careful thought. This …
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Crossing the Border from Singapore to Malaysia: A Complete Guide
Traveling from Singapore to Malaysia by land remains a top choice for many, and it’s easy to see why. The two countries are practically next-door neighbors, and with the seamless access via the Johor-Singapore Causeway and the Tuas Second Link, crossing into Malaysia is both quick and convenient. Whether you’re heading to Johor Bahru for …
Malaysia and Singapore to Launch the Johor Economic Zone and What It Means to Expats
An agreement signed by leaders of Malaysia and Singapore on 7 January 2025 launched the creation of the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ). With JS-SEZ, expats could expect better cross-border mobility, reduced business red tape, and more investment opportunities. Johor Bahru and the Iskandar Malaysia region have enjoyed vibrant economic ties with Singapore. JS-SEZ is …
More Young Women Are Being Diagnosed with Breast Cancer in Singapore
Cancer is often perceived as an illness of seniors. However, breast cancer diagnosis is on the rise for women aged below 40 in Singapore. Cultural and lifestyle change have contributed to this trend, and as patients and physicians are likely to overlook early signs due to their age, patients are being diagnosed at a later …
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