Abu Dhabi: Has your health insurance expired? No late fees till October 23

Department of health announces exemption period to encourage public health, safety

Last updated: August 19, 2021 | 17:21

Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor, Living in UAE Editor

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Has your health insurance expired?

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You will be able to renew your health insurance, or apply for a new one, without paying any fines during this period.

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If you are working in the UAE, your insurance would be provided by your employer. But if some of your dependents, like your parents, live with you, you would need to get their health insurance.

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Fine after the exemption period.

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Want to get health insurance?

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How you can get a health insurance policy.

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