Sayidaty - Critical Illness Insurance for Women

Nobody knows what the future holds for us. But with Sayidaty Critical Illness cover you can ensure that there aren’t any unexpected financial difficulties along the way. Sayidaty is the first insurance product launched for Women in Qatar and provides critical illness cover for women aged between 18 and 65.

Unique Advantages of the Product

1. Affordable, Useful and Simple Product with World Wide Coverage
2. No Medical Tests Required for enrolment.
3. The Sum Assured can be claimed as soon as insured become affected
4. No Survival Period Condition.
5. International Second Medical Opinion facility.

Illnesses Covered

1. Breasts Cancer (one or both)
2. Ovaries Cancer (one or both)
3. Cancer in Fallopian Tubes (one or both)
4. Cancer of Uterus
5. Cervix Cancer
6. Vagina Cancer
7. Vulva Cancer

Plan and Premium Options

Key Points to be Noted

1. Only Female Citizens or Residents with a valid Qatar ID can be insured.
2. Men can apply for their wife, mother, sister or daughter.
3. A waiting period of 120 Days from the policy Issuance Date is applicable for the inception of the policy coverage.

You can e-Mail your requirements directly to bancacpu@dohabank.com.qa or call us on 4425 7517, 4425 7488 or 4425 7513 during our working hours from 7:15 to 2:45 (Sunday to Thursday). Our dedicated team of professionals will provide you with all necessary information you require.

Disclaimer

This plan is underwritten by Oman Insurance Company and is issued subject to the terms and conditions determined by them. Doha Bank does not offer Insurance advice, nor does it manage, underwrite or issue Insurance policies. Doha Bank or its employees are not responsible for rejected applications or claims. Premiums received by Doha Bank are not bank deposits. All Contributions collected from customers are forwarded to the respective insurance companies. This product is optional and not a pre- requisite for any credit or deposit product offered by Doha Bank. This plan, its benefits and proceeds are subject to the local Laws and Regulation applicable in the State of Qatar.