Accurate insured-person details
Prepare the helper's identity and employment information exactly as required. Inconsistent names, dates or document numbers should be resolved before submission.
We can assist employers with arranging applicable domestic helper insurance through the relevant insurer. Jans Maid & Employment Agency is not the insurer.
MOM requires medical and personal accident insurance for domestic helpers. We help you identify the required arrangements for your employment case and distinguish them from optional policy benefits.
Check that the employer and helper particulars match the application documents. Confirm the employment stage and intended cover dates so discrepancies can be raised before the insurer issues the policy.
Review the proposed cover, premium and policy wording before confirming. The insurer determines acceptance and policy terms; an agency explanation does not replace the insurer’s documents.
Keep the issued policy schedule and wording, check the names and dates, and retain the insurer’s contact and claims instructions for future reference.
Different hiring and employment situations require different checks. Share the complete background with your consultant so the appropriate route can be confirmed before documents or payments are arranged.
Tell us whether you are arranging an overseas arrival, a transfer or a Work Permit renewal. The employment stage helps identify the timing and documentation to check.
Ask which benefits meet mandatory requirements and which are optional. Review exclusions, claim limits and any employer share of costs in the actual policy.
Flag spelling differences, renewed passports or other changed particulars before the application is completed. Correct details help avoid later policy-document corrections.
Retain the policy documents alongside your employment paperwork and note their expiry dates. Direct coverage and claims questions to the insurer named in the policy.
Prepare the helper's identity and employment information exactly as required. Inconsistent names, dates or document numbers should be resolved before submission.
Confirm the employing person's contact and identification details and explain which employment process the insurance supports.
Write down what you want clarified about policy duration, optional benefits, exclusions and claims. The governing answer must come from the insurer's policy wording.
Identify the employment stage and the mandatory insurance arrangements that apply to the helper’s case.
Read the proposed policy wording, limits, exclusions and premium. Confirm the cover and any optional benefits before proceeding.
Provide accurate particulars and requested information through the agreed arrangement. Acceptance and policy issuance remain with the insurer.
Check the issued schedule and cover dates, retain the wording and keep the insurer’s claims contact details accessible.
These general answers help you prepare. Your consultant will confirm the position for your specific application.
No. The agency assists with the arrangement through the relevant insurer. The insurer issues the policy and governs its coverage, exclusions and claims.
Yes. Retain the schedule, wording and relevant correspondence. Employers should know where the documents are stored and how to contact the insurer if clarification or a claim is needed.
Yes. Options, limits, exclusions and premiums can vary. Compare the actual policy information and ask questions before confirming rather than relying on a summary alone.