Accidental death for an OFW refers to a sudden,
unexpected, and external event that causes the worker's
death while employed abroad. This includes incidents
such as car accidents, falls, or equipment-related
injuries-whether they occur at work or outside working
hours. As long as the death is accidental and occurs
during the contract period, it is covered.
Natural death refers to death caused by illness or internal
medical conditions-not resulting from an accident or
external force. This includes cases such as heart attack,
stroke, cancer, or other diseases. Suicide
.
IS also
considered under this category, provided it occurs during
the period of the OFW's valid employment contract. The
coverage applies even if the OFW is on vacation in the
Philippines, as long as the contract is still in effect.
If an insured OFW becomes totally and permanently disabled due to an accident or illness during employment. This includes:
- Total loss of both eyes
- Loss or paralysis of both hands (at/above the wrists)
- Loss or paralysis of both feet (at/above the ankles)
- Severe head injury resulting in coma or insanity
None. The OFW Compulsory Insurance only covers permanent and total damage to both arms, feet, and eyes.
In case the insured OFW was terminated by his/her employer without
any valid cause, or the employee resigns with valid cause, the actual
cost of transportation (air fare only) is covered by the OFW Insurance
Program.
It applies in the following cases:
- If the OFW is terminated without valid cause by the employer
- If the OFW resigns with valid cause
The Repatriation Cost Benefit can be claimed when any of the following happens:
- Illegal termination by the insured OFW's employer - termination of work contract without valid reason;
- Non-payment of salary;
- Maltreatment
- Overworked
- Poor living conditions (e.g. no running water in living quarter, no proper bed, etc.)
- Poor working conditions (e.g. non-payment of agreed bonus, no break-time during
work hours, etc.)
- Medical reasons. Homesickness, loneliness, laziness, personal problems, criminal
offenses and violation of Employer rules are not valid reasons ana are not covered by
In the event of death of the insured OFW, the benefit also covers:
- Cost of transporting the personal belongings
- Assistance with the transport of the remains, provided by the insurance company through its service providers
When an insured files a case against his/her employer
at the Migrant Workers Office (MWO), the OFW is
entitled to subsistence allowance of USD 100.00 per
month, for a maximum of six (6) months, will be given
to the OFW to defray his/her living expenses.
When an insured OFW will no longer able to perform
work due to a medical condition, repatriation under
medical supervision shall be covered by the insurance
company. This requires prior approval of the insurance
company's physician and consulting physician.
If the period within which the insured OFW can get
medical clearance exceeds fourteen (14) days from the
discharge from the hospital, an appropriate alternative
mode of transportation shall be used. The insurance
company may provide medical escort for the OFW if
needed.
When an insured OFW’s medical needs cannot be provided for by
the nearest medical facility, evacuation in any mode of
transportation necessary shall be covered by the insurance
company. This requires prior approval of the insurance company’s
physician or consulting physician. The medical evacuation shall be
under appropriate medical supervision. In practice, the insurance
company’s service provider performs the medical evacuation.
When an insured OFW is hospitalized and confined or to be
confined for at least seven (7) consecutive days he/she shall be
entitled to a compassionate visit by one (1) family member or a
requested individual.
The insurance company shall cover the actual cost of
transportation (2-way air fare) of a family member or the
requested individual to the major airport closest to the place of
hospitalization of the insured OFW. The family member or the
requested individual shall secure the required visa and other
travel documents on his/her own.
- You can notify us to start your claim through any of our platforms-website,hotline, email, social media, or office visit.
63 (917) 627-1879, +63 (917) 713-1175
- Accomplish the Claims form completely and accurately.
- Submit the completed form and documents to PAMICO, either through the
email, or physical mail-depending on the company's process.
- Evaluates submitted claims and determines the corresponding payment amount
based on applicabl policies and documentation within 10 working days.
- Visit our website at www.pinoyofwinsurance.ph
- Create and register your account.
- Fill out the application form and upload your Passport and Work Permit
- Proceed to payment and choose the most convenient payment option for you.
- Receive your !Insurance Policy via your registered email.