Cancer claims
How to file a claim
Certified true copy
- Any medical examination reports such as lab investigations, CT results, pathology reports, MRI results etc. Please note: these must be certified by a hospital officer.
Copy
- Medical certificate – can be a written or printed statement from your doctor stating the results of any medical examination.
Certified true copy
- Any medical examination reports such as lab investigations, CT results, pathology reports, MRI results etc. Please note: these must be certified by a hospital officer.
Copy
- Medical certificate – can be a written or printed statement from your doctor stating the results of any medical examination.
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By mail
Send to:
Claims Department, FWD Life Insurance Public Company Limited,
14th floor, Sindhorn Building Tower 3, 130-132 Wireless Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330
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In person
Submit to:
- Claims Department, FWD Life Insurance Public Company Limited
- Any FWD office
How we deal with claims at FWD, and what you need to know
We know that if you’re making a claim, you’re probably already going through a difficult time. So we think it’s part of our job to make insurance claims as quick and as easy as possible.
How will you pay me?
Once your claim is approved, the payment will be made via the method you chose on your claim form.
When will you pay me?
We aim to pay all claims within 15 days, from the date we receive your completed claims submission (including the form and any supporting documents).
What if I have a question on how you’ve handled my claim?
We’re happy to assist with any queries or questions you may have. Get in touch.
Important things you should know
- Please do bear in mind that occasionally we need more time to make a claims payment. A delay could be for a number of reasons - for example the type of claim, how complex the case is, and whether we have all the information and documents we need.
- If we think we’ll need longer than 15 days, we’ll inform you (or your beneficiary) in writing and will give you the reason why. Our target will then be to pay the claim within 90 days.
- Assuming your claim is successful, if we then fail to make a payment within either 90 days, or any new extended target we commit to, we’ll additionally pay you interest when we do pay.
- Any interest rate will be an additional 15% on the amount we owe you, from the first day we go over our extended target until the day we process your claims payment.
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Just show your FWD Care Card at our network of over 400 hospitals across the country, and get cashless treatment and services
Looking for other claim options?
If you’re looking to make a claim on any of your insurance plans/coverages, we’re committed to giving you the best possible service.
Frequently asked questions
For information on this, please refer to the health claim process on our website.
You can contact our customer service at 1351.
You can state this request on the documents when submitting your claim. Or contact our customer service at 1351.
Note:
In the event that the amount of compensation for a hospital expense was not fully paid as stated in the receipt, we will return the original receipt and rubber-stamp the amount that we have approved to pay on that receipt.
When a hospital expense is fully paid, as stated in the receipt, we will not return the original receipt, but will send you a copy - on which the amount of compensation we have approved to pay will be rubber-stamped.
Note:
In the event that the amount of compensation for a hospital expense was not fully paid as stated in the receipt, we will return the original receipt and rubber-stamp the amount that we have approved to pay on that receipt.
When a hospital expense is fully paid, as stated in the receipt, we will not return the original receipt, but will send you a copy - on which the amount of compensation we have approved to pay will be rubber-stamped.
The minor’s father, mother, or any guardian appointed by the court should file the claim.
No, the beneficiary does not have to pay any premiums. Note that we will deduct any premiums owed or policy debt from any claim amount we pay.
Need help with your claim?
No problem. These are the different ways we can help and support.
