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How Much Does Giving Birth in Singapore Really Cost?
Whether you’re a Singaporean or an expat looking to understand the latest maternity costs, it’s essential to know what to expect. In this Pacific Prime Singapore guide, we break down the costs of giving birth in Singapore in 2025—from hospital fees to maternity packages and insurance options. Note: All figures provided in this article have …
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FAQs about Maternity Insurance for Expats in Singapore
Expats often wonder about what coverage they would get from maternity insurance in Singapore, how much it would cost, which plans are the best, and whether the protection would be worth the money. In this Pacific Prime article, we answer all of these burning questions. For expats looking to start a family in Singapore, maternity …
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 …
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 …
Critical Illness Insurance: What is it and Who Needs It?
Critical illness insurance pays a lump sum of money to policyholders once they are diagnosed with a major illness covered by the policy. There is no restriction to how this paid-out money can be used, making this insurance highly attractive as extra funds for treatment or supplementing income. However, just like many things about insurance, …
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Up and Coming Travel Trends of 2025
Overtourism, AI advancement, and economic uncertainty have shifted 2025 travel trends toward relaxation and authenticity. Travelers now seek to unwind, rejuvenate, and connect with nature and local communities, leaving behind the rush of packed itineraries for a more mindful and relaxing experience. In this Pacific Prime article, let’s take a look at some of the …
A Guide to Mental Health Services and Insurance in Singapore
In recent years, Singapore has made significant strides in raising awareness of mental health and reducing stigma around seeking support. With a growing emphasis on mental well-being, individuals now have greater access to a range of support services, from therapy and counseling to psychiatric care. This landscape includes psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors, and social workers, each …
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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Your Guide to Health Insurance Terminology: Deductibles
Deductibles in health insurance are a set amount you’ll have to pay for healthcare annually before your insurer begins paying for your healthcare expenses. Once you’ve paid off your deductible, you only pay the copayment or coinsurance for the covered services, and the insurer will take care of the rest. This Pacific Prime CXA article …
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