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M1 and Chubb partner for roaming plan coverage

Eligible participants get up to $5k for accidental death or disablement.

M1 Limited has partnered with Chubb Insurance Singapore Limited to offer complimentary six-month overseas accident protection to all new M1 daily and data passport customers.

Users who sign up for the daily or data passport roaming plans are eligible for an accidental death or permanent disablement coverage of up to $5,000.

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Users are also offered an accidental medical expense reimbursement of up to $100 and 24-hour protection worldwide, excluding sanctioned countries.

Eligible users must be residents of Singapore aged between 18 and 65 years old.

To enroll, users may activate the daily or data passport plan on the My M1+ app, switch on data roaming at their travel destination, and complete the sign-up process for overseas accident protection with Chubb.

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