Compare Health Insurance Plans
You can compare 81 health insurance plans from 38 UAE insurers here, up to 4 at a time, across basic, enhanced, premium and VIP tiers. The comparison covers annual premiums, coverage limits, co-pay percentages, dental and optical sub-limits, maternity and pre-existing condition waiting periods, room types and key exclusions. Premiums and benefits are indicative figures from public insurer data.
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Daman
Thiqa
Dubai Insurance Company
AXA
Cigna
MetLife
Allianz Care
ADNIC
Bupa Global
MedNet
NAS (NextCare)
Sukoon (Oman Insurance)
Aetna International
MSH International
Now Health International
William Russell
GIG Gulf
Orient Insurance
Union Insurance
Emirates Insurance Company
National General Insurance
Al Sagr National Insurance
Arabia Insurance
Al Wathba National Insurance
RAK Insurance
Al Dhafra Insurance
Fidelity United Insurance
Hayah Insurance
Alliance Insurance
Dubai National Insurance
Al Ain Ahlia Insurance
Takaful Emarat
Watania (ADNTC)
Noor Takaful
Salama Islamic Insurance
GlobeMed
Neuron
IRIS Health
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Comparing Health Insurance in the UAE — FAQ
How do I compare health insurance plans in the UAE?
Use the UAE Health Insurance Navigator comparison tool to select up to 4 plans from 38 insurers and compare them side-by-side. The tool shows annual premiums, coverage limits, co-pay percentages, dental and optical sub-limits, maternity waiting periods, room types, and key exclusions for each plan.
What should I look for when comparing UAE health insurance plans?
When comparing UAE health insurance plans, focus on: (1) Annual premium vs. annual coverage limit, (2) Outpatient co-pay percentage — 0% vs. 20% makes a significant difference over a year, (3) Dental and optical sub-limits if you need these, (4) Maternity waiting period — ranges from 0 to 12 months, (5) Pre-existing condition waiting period, (6) Network size — how many hospitals and clinics accept the plan in your city, and (7) Whether the plan meets your emirate's mandatory minimum.
What is the difference between basic and enhanced health insurance in the UAE?
Basic plans (AED 2,000–6,000/year) meet the Dubai and Abu Dhabi mandatory requirements with inpatient, outpatient, and emergency coverage but typically exclude dental, optical, and mental health. Enhanced plans (AED 5,000–16,000/year) add dental, optical, maternity, mental health, and lower co-pay percentages. Premium plans (AED 14,000–45,000/year) offer zero co-pay, private rooms, international coverage, and comprehensive dental/optical limits.
Can I compare plans from different insurers?
Yes. The comparison tool lets you select any combination of plans across all 38 insurers — for example, comparing a Daman Enhanced plan with a Cigna Global Health plan and a Bupa Essential plan. Each plan is shown with the same standardised fields for easy comparison.
Disclaimer: Plan details and premiums are indicative, based on publicly available UAE insurance market data. Obtain personalised quotes from insurers or authorised brokers. Provider network data from the UAE Open Healthcare Directory.