Plans

Hospital treatment, critical illness and everyday medical cover

AIA Health Happy

A lump-sum inpatient plan: one annual limit covers the room, the doctors, the drugs and the surgery rather than capping each of them separately. The simplest option to hold if you…

AIA Health Saver

A lower-premium route into private cover. It handles the expensive part — being admitted to hospital — without the price tag of a full lump-sum plan, which makes it a sensible firs…

AIA Infinite Care

High-limit medical cover with options that extend beyond Thailand. Built for people who travel frequently, or who want the choice of being treated in Singapore, Europe or at home w…

AIA Multi-Pay CI Plus

Critical illness cover that pays a cash lump sum on diagnosis and keeps covering you afterwards. It handles the costs a medical policy never touches: the rent, the school fees and…

Protecting the people who depend on your income

AIA 20 Pay Life

Whole-of-life cover with premiums paid over twenty years. You finish paying while you are still working, and the cover carries on afterwards — which is the point for anyone who doe…

AIA Personal Accident

High cover for a low premium, against the one risk that does not care how healthy you are. Particularly relevant here: road traffic accidents are among the leading causes of death…

AIA CI ProCare

Life cover and critical illness protection in a single contract, so a serious diagnosis and death benefit are handled by one policy rather than two sets of paperwork and two renewa…

Endowments, unit-linked plans and retirement income

AIA Issara Plus (Unit Linked)

A unit-linked policy that combines life cover with investment in mutual funds you select. Flexible on premium, cover level and fund mix — and the value moves with the market, which…

AIA Saving Sure

A savings policy with an outcome you can see on day one. Suited to goals with a date attached — university fees, a property deposit — where certainty matters more than the chance o…

AIA Annuity Sure

An annuity that converts savings into a regular income after retirement. It answers the question a lump sum cannot: what happens if you live longer than the money lasts.