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Life insurance for Indian workers improved

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An improved insurance coverage offers higher compensation for Indian expat workers in the UAE and ensures financial security for their families.

Strengthening Financial Stability for Indian Expatriates

The Indian Consulate in Dubai has expanded its 'Life Protection Plan' to offer enhanced financial security for Indian expat workers in the UAE. The new insurance scheme, in collaboration with Dubai National Insurance (DNI) and Nexus Insurance Brokers, provides Dh35,000 in compensation for natural or accidental deaths.

Key Features of the Plan
  • Coverage for workers aged 18 to 69
  • Annual premium of Dh32
  • Compensation of Dh35,000 for natural or accidental death
  • Coverage for permanent and partial disabilities
  • Up to Dh12,000 for repatriation of mortal remains

The initiative fills a critical gap, as many companies only provide health and workplace injury insurance, leaving families vulnerable in cases of natural death.

Implications for Employers and the UAE Workforce

The Indian Consulate urges employers to adopt this cost-effective plan, benefiting their workforce and reinforcing corporate responsibility. With over 4.3 million Indian expatriates in the UAE, the initiative strengthens financial resilience and enhances worker well-being.

Impact on Real Estate and Investment Prospects

With increased financial security, Indian expatriates may be more inclined to invest in local real estate, driving demand for affordable housing. Enhanced worker stability can also bolster market confidence, positively influencing UAE’s rental and property sectors.

Protection for the Families

The expansion of this insurance plan is a strategic step towards securing the future of expatriate families. Employers, investors, and policymakers should recognize this development as a key factor in shaping a more resilient workforce and a thriving real estate market.