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M40 Malaysians Can Now Register for Free Healthcare Insurance From Govt Until March 31st!

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Good news for those who belong in the middle 40 (M40) income group! The government has informed that the M40 group is now eligible for the MySalam insurance scheme, which means they can now get the free public health protection scheme.

M40 Malaysians Can Now Register For Free Healthcare Insurance From Govt Until March 31! - World Of Buzz

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That means Malaysians who earn less than RM100,000 a year and are aged between 18 and 65 years old can apply for the MySalam scheme. Previously, this scheme was only available for the B40 group but has since been expanded to include the M40. The government expects this scheme to benefit eight million people in 2020, FMT reports.

Under MySalam, the M40 group is eligible for a one-time payment of RM4,000 and a daily hospitalisation fee of RM50 for a maximum of 14 days or RM700 a year, while B40 applicants will be entitled to a one-time payment of RM8,000. For patients who have been warded with the Covid-19 coronavirus, they are also eligible for a RM50 allowance up to 14 days in the year.

M40 Malaysians Can Now Register For Free Healthcare Insurance From Govt Until March 31! - World Of Buzz 1

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If you want to take advantage of this insurance scheme, do take note that registration will end on March 31st. Last year, 4.3 million Malaysian between 18 and 55 (and spouses) registered for BSH 2019 and MySalam. In 2019, the government paid RM13.7 million to more than 9,662 recipients.

It’s really easy to register for the MySalam scheme, all you need to do is visit their website here and fill out the form with your personal details. You will also need to upload a copy of your MyKad and then you will receive a notification.

Other changes announced by Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng include raising the number of critical illnesses covered from 36 to 45. These changes came into effect on January 1st of 2020. Lim said, “The government is concerned about the financial challenges faced by the M40 group, especially in facing healthcare emergencies, and has decided to extend the scheme to those earning less than RM100,000 (annually).”

He added, “The scheme proves the government’s sincerity in making the Shared Prosperity Vision 2030 a success, helps Malaysians get the medical treatment they need and reduces their cost of living – especially when they are hit with illnesses.”

For more information, you can log on to MySalam’s website here.

 

Also read: M’sians Can Now Check Their Unclaimed Money From The Government Online!

Unclaimed Money From Accountant General's Dept Of Msia - World Of Buzz 3

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