Abu Dhabi extends health insurance subscription deadline till January 2, 2022

Dh300 monthly fine will apply after this point for people without health insurance

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Samihah Zaman, Senior Reporter
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Those who fail to acquire or renew health insurance by January 2 will have to face a Dh300 monthly fine, in addition to any pending fines.
Those who fail to acquire or renew health insurance by January 2 will have to face a Dh300 monthly fine, in addition to any pending fines.
Gulf News

Abu Dhabi: Individual health insurance subscribers in Abu Dhabi now have until January 2, 2022 to acquire a new health insurance or renew an expired subscription.

The emirate’s healthcare regulator, the Department of Health (DoH), has extended the late fee exemption period until January 2 as part of its commitment to ensure continuous access for all residents.

Those who fail to acquire or renew health insurance by January 2 will have to face a Dh300 monthly fine, in addition to any pending fines.

However, individuals who are self-sponsored, such as domestic workers, dependents and parents, do not have to meet this deadline, the DoH has said.

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