VHIS · Entry-level Pick

AIA Voluntary Health Insurance Standard Scheme vs vCore Medical Plan

AIA Voluntary Health Insurance Standard Scheme and vCore Medical Plan are both Entry-level Pick VHIS plans; they differ in ward class, benefit limits, geographical coverage and premium.

AIA Voluntary Health Insurance Standard Scheme suits you better if you value a lower entry premium (about HK$2,846/yr at age 40, non-smoker).

Neither plan is categorically better — your choice should rest on your own budget, where you expect to seek treatment and your family needs, ideally after a financial needs analysis.

Side-by-side comparison

ItemAIA Voluntary Health Insurance Standard SchemeAIA International LimitedvCore Medical PlanFWD Life Insurance Company (Bermuda) Limited
Plan typeStandardStandard
InsurerAIA International LimitedFWD Life Insurance Company (Bermuda) Limited
Ward classN/A (capped)N/A (capped)
Annual benefit limitHK$420,000HK$420,000
Lifetime benefit limitFull cover / not statedFull cover / not stated
Per-illness annual limitFull cover / not statedFull cover / not stated
DeductibleCompared at the lowest-deductible variant$0$0
Geographical coverageWorldwideWorldwide
Supplementary Major Medical (SMM)No supplementary cover / not statedNo supplementary cover / not stated
Full-cover basic wardNot statedNot stated
Reference premium (age 40, non-smoker)Annual premium (HKD)HK$2,846HK$3,265
Data versionJul 15, 2025Feb 2, 2026

▲ marks the larger figure on that row — an objective numeric comparison, not a verdict. “Full cover / not stated” means the policy sets no explicit cap or the document does not list one.

AIA Voluntary Health Insurance Standard Scheme

AIA International Limited · Cert. no. S00013-01-000-02

AIA Voluntary Health Insurance Standard Scheme is a Standard VHIS plan with a N/A (capped) ward class, an annual benefit limit of HK$420,000 and a lifetime limit of Full cover / not stated; geographical coverage is Worldwide.

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