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Bowtie Life Insurance Company Limited · 6 plan series · 15 variants

Bowtie Life Insurance Company Limited offers 15 Voluntary Health Insurance Scheme (VHIS) plans in Hong Kong (1 Standard, 14 Flexi), covering Worldwide (including United States) and Worldwide (excluding United States), across Ward, Semi-Private Room, Standard Private Room and No ward-class restriction (item limits apply) ward classes. Premiums, coverage items, deductible tiers and annual limits are compared side-by-side below.

Data version: Mar 23, 2026

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VHIS cert no.
S00023-01-000-03Benefits PDFPremiums PDF
F00031-01-000-08Benefits PDFPremiums PDF
Plan Type
Standard Plan
Itemised Limits
Main coverage region
Worldwide (including United States)
Worldwide (including United States)
Ward class
No ward-class restriction (item limits apply)
Ward
Lifetime benefit limit
No overall limit
Annual benefit limit
Per-illness benefit limit
—
—
SMM Supplemental Major Medical
—
No-Claim Bonus
Not listed
Not listed
Deductible Options
—
—
Deductible reduction at specified ages
Not applicable
Not applicable
Ver.
Latest version · 2025-12-29
Latest version · 2026-03-23
Basic Benefits
(a) Room and board
HK$750 per day, maximum 180 days per Policy Year
HK$1,200 per day
(b) Miscellaneous charges
HK$14,000 per Policy Year
HK$18,000 per Policy Year
(c) Attending doctor's visit fee
HK$750 per day, maximum 180 days per Policy Year
HK$960 per day
(d) Specialist's fee
HK$4,300 per Policy Year
HK$4,300 per Policy Year
(e) Intensive care
HK$3,500 per day, maximum 25 days per Policy Year
HK$3,500 per day, maximum 60 days per Policy Year
(f) Surgeon's fee
—
—
    Surgeon's fee — Minor
HK$5,000
HK$ 6,000
    Surgeon's fee — Intermediate
HK$12,500
HK$15,000
    Surgeon's fee — Major
HK$25,000
HK$31,000
    Surgeon's fee — Complex
HK$50,000
HK$62,000
(g) Anaesthetist's fee
35% of Surgeon's fee payable
Complex HK$22,000Major HK$11,000Intermediate HK$ 5,300Minor HK$ 2,100
(h) Operating theatre charges
35% of Surgeon's fee payable
Complex HK$22,000Major HK$11,000Intermediate HK$ 5,300Minor HK$ 2,100
(i) Prescribed Diagnostic Imaging Tests
HK$20,000 per Policy YearSubject to Coinsurance: 30%
HK$26,000 per Policy YearSubject to Coinsurance: 30%
(j) Prescribed Non-surgical Cancer Treatments
HK$80,000 per Policy Year
HK$80,000 per Policy Year
(k) Pre- and post-Confinement / Day Case Procedure outpatient care
HK$580 per visit, HK$3,000 per Policy YearUp to 1 prior outpatient visit(s) or Emergency consultation(s) per Confinement/Day Case ProcedureUp to 3 follow-up outpatient visits per Confinement/Day Case Procedure within 90 days after discharge from Hospital or completion of Day Case Procedure
HK$900 per visit, HK$3,000 per Policy YearUp to 2 prior outpatient visit(s) or Emergency consultation(s) per Confinement/Day Case ProcedureUp to 3 follow-up outpatient visits per Confinement/Day Case Procedure within 90 days after discharge from Hospital or completion of Day Case Procedure
(l) Psychiatric treatments
HK$30,000 per Policy Year
HK$30,000 per Policy Year
Extra Benefits
Accident-related
Emergency outpatient treatment for Accident
—
HK$8,000 per Policy Year within 24 hours of the Accident
Inpatient-related
Hospital companion bed fee reimbursement
—
HK$350 per day
Outpatient-related
Rehabilitation benefit
—
HK$750 per day, HK$10,000 per Policy YearLimited to admissions within 90 days after discharge
Outpatient kidney dialysis
—
HK$50,000 per Policy Year
Hospice and palliative care benefit
—
HK$20,000 per Policy Year
Home nursing
—
HK$500 per dayOnly payable for daily nursing services provided within 180 days after discharge from Confinement
Cash Benefits
Day surgery cash benefit
—
HK$800 per surgery
Second-claim cash allowanceAfter other pays
—
HK$400 per day, maximum 90 days per Policy Year
Event Benefits
Medical accident and incident extension benefit
—
HK$1,000,000 payable upon death of the Insured Person
Disability subsidy benefit
—
HK$500 per weekUp to 52 weeks

“No overall limit”: individual items still have limits. “—”: the item does not apply to that plan, or the benefit schedule does not list it separately (e.g. it is split by surgery category); this does not necessarily mean it is never paid. “Not listed”: we could not confirm it from the plan documents.