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Zurich Insurance is a global insurer with a Singapore branch offering personal and commercial insurance products, including travel, life, motor and property coverages.
Products can be customised and are supported by claims and customer service channels based in Singapore and regional offices.
The Singapore branch serves local customers and underwrites certain retail products for the Singapore market.
For product questions and FAQs, Zurich provides local information on its site. See the Zurich travel FAQ for travel-related queries. Zurich travel FAQ
Check your policy schedule and terms for any cooling-off period or cancellation clause before initiating cancellation.
Locate your policy number, effective date and payment details to speed up the process.
Once Zurich accepts cancellation, coverage stops from the cancellation effective date specified in the confirmation.
If you were mid-term on a travel or short-term plan, benefits may cease immediately and claims after that date are likely to be declined.
Zurich will typically send written confirmation and any refund details to your registered contact method.
Your policy record may be retained by the insurer for regulatory and claims-history purposes as required under Singapore law.
Refunds depend on the specific product terms and when you cancel (for example, during a cooling-off period versus after cover has started).
The insurer may deduct an administrative charge or a proportional amount for the period insured before refunding any unused premium.
Under Singapore guidance on insurance basics, personal policyholders usually have a cooling-off (free-look) period allowing cancellation and full refund if no claim has been made.
Exceptions include policies where cover has already been used, claims have been paid, or product terms preclude refunds; always confirm with Zurich and check your policy wording. MoneySense: Insurance basics
The table below summarises sample Zurich travel and device insurance prices reported in third-party sources for Singapore.
All figures come from third-party listings and promotions; check Zurich or comparison sites for live quotes.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zurich Travel Insurance Basic (MoneySmart, promo) | S$18.06 | Single-trip, 7-day ASEAN | Overseas medical S$100,000; Trip Cancellation S$2,500; Baggage Loss/Damage S$2,000 |
| Zurich Travel Insurance Basic (MoneySmart range) | from S$24.57 | Single-trip, 7-day ASEAN | Basic tier (as above) - MoneySmart exclusive 10% off applied |
| Zurich Travel Insurance (MoneySmart general range) | S$25 - S$43 | Single-trip, 7-day ASEAN | Varies by tier (Basic, Essential, Prestige) |
| Zurich smartphone/device insurance via MobileCover (legacy) | from S$5.49/month | Monthly | Loss, theft, damage; accessories; worldwide cover; underwritten by Zurich |
Consumers generally have a cooling-off period to cancel new personal insurance policies and receive a refund if no claim has been made.
You must also make a fair disclosure of material facts when applying - failure to disclose can affect claims or refunds.
If you face disputes over cancellation or refunds, consider contacting the insurer first, then seek assistance from the General Insurance Association or financial mediators if unresolved.
For general consumer guidance on insurance rights in Singapore, see MoneySense. MoneySense: Insurance basics
Public reviews of Zurich across platforms are mixed: some policyholders praise responsiveness and claims settlement, while others report delays or communication issues.
Review content and ratings vary by product and region; check recent reviews for the specific product you hold. Trustpilot Zurich reviews
Use reviews as one input among official product terms, pricing and your personal needs rather than the sole deciding factor.
If you see recurring complaints on a product you hold, raise the issue with Zurich and request escalation details in writing.
A common mistake is missing the cooling-off period or waiting until after a claim event to cancel, which can forfeit refund rights.
Act promptly if you intend to cancel to preserve refund eligibility where applicable.
Another frequent error is not retaining policy numbers, confirmation emails or written cancellation acknowledgements.
Always save the insurer's cancellation confirmation and any refund calculations for future reference.
| Plan | Typical Price (SGD) | Coverage Summary | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zurich Travel Insurance Basic (MoneySmart, promo) | S$18.06 | Basic travel medical, trip cancellation, baggage cover | Budget travellers on short ASEAN trips |
| Zurich Travel Insurance Basic (MoneySmart range) | from S$24.57 | Similar to promo basic plan; price reflects standard discounts | Price-conscious buyers seeking basic protections |
| Zurich Travel Insurance (MoneySmart general range) | S$25 - S$43 | Tiered options (Basic to Prestige) with increasing limits | Those wanting choice between basic and higher-cover tiers |
| Zurich smartphone/device insurance (MobileCover legacy) | from S$5.49/month | Device loss/theft/damage with worldwide cover (legacy product) | Users seeking monthly device protection |
Match coverage limits and exclusions to your needs rather than selecting solely on price.
For short trips, a basic plan may suffice; for higher-value travel or devices, consider higher tiers or specialised cover.
Retain the cancellation confirmation and any refund correspondence for at least the life of any potential claims relating to the cancelled period.
Check your bank or card statements and reconcile any refund against the insurer's calculation.
Zurich Insurance Company Ltd (Singapore Branch)
50 Raffles Place #32‑01, Singapore Land Tower, Singapore 048623
Use the Zurich Singapore website or the product FAQ page for phone numbers, email addresses and office hours when initiating cancellation. Zurich travel FAQ
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