Compare Maternity Insurance Benefits in Singapore
Compare 7 major maternity insurance plans across protection for pregnancy complications, newborn conditions, hospitalisation, assisted conception and insurance options for your child after birth.
What protection matters to you?
Select any benefits that are important to you. You can choose more than one. All 7 maternity plans will remain visible — your selected priorities will simply be highlighted in the comparison.
“No medical underwriting” and “pre-existing conditions are covered” are not the same thing. Some maternity plans allow parents to obtain additional insurance for their newborn without normal underwriting, but conditions already identified before the new policy starts may still be excluded. This comparison shows the difference separately.
Compare 7 Major Maternity Insurance Plans
All insurers remain visible. Benefits selected in Step 1 are highlighted to help you focus on the differences that matter to you.
Explore Individual Maternity Plans
Review the notable features, newborn options and important limitations of each plan. Select up to 3 plans for a more detailed comparison.
Detailed Plan Comparison
Compare your selected plans across maternity protection, newborn benefits and longer-term insurance options after birth.
Speak with a financial adviser
Maternity plans can differ significantly in their benefit definitions, newborn options and underwriting rules. An adviser can help you understand how these differences apply to your circumstances.
Important Information
This comparison summarises selected publicly available information on maternity insurance plans in Singapore for general educational purposes. It is not financial advice, an insurance quotation, an offer or a recommendation to purchase any particular plan.
Eligibility, underwriting, covered-condition definitions, exclusions, claim requirements, benefit limits, available plans and promotional arrangements can change. The insurer's latest policy contract, product summary and official documents will prevail.
A “Not clearly confirmed” indicator means the relevant feature could not be established clearly from the public product information used for this comparison. It should not automatically be interpreted as an exclusion.