FWHS/SPIKPA - Claims Submission
Everything you need to know about claiming your Foreign Worker Hospitalisation & Surgical Scheme (SPIKPA): clear, simple and fast to follow. Quick Summary (for emergencies) Admitted to a government hospital → show the passport → the hospital checks SPIKPA in its system Deposit paid → keep every receipt Collect the medical report and the bills SePopularWhich hospital is eligible to claim SPIKPA
Here’s a clear summary of information regarding SPIKPA hospital eligibility for foreign worker insurance claims in Malaysia. Hospitals Eligible for SPIKPA Claims Only government hospitals are eligible to accept SPIKPA (Skim Perlindungan Insurans Kesihatan Pekerja Asing). Private hospitals, clinics and semi-government hospitals such as PPUM (UMMC), UKM, and UiTM are not eligible for SPIKPA admissions or claims. 📋 **List of Government Hospitals:Few readersHow can I check the status of my claim?
Currently, insurers do not send claim status notifications automatically. If you wish to check your SPIKPA claim progress, please contact eInsurans Malaysia for assistance and support. Still stuck? Talk to a real person. eInsurans — Your Foreign Worker Insurance One-Stop Centre WhatsApp 011-5621 6906: 9am–6pm, Monday to Sunday. Real people answer. Email hello@einsuransmy.com Buy SPIKPA IG with your FFew readersHow to obtain medical claim report/form
Upon discharge, promptly request the medical report from the attending doctor or hospital. The processing time may take a few weeks, depending on the hospital’s or doctor’s availability. Example: If admitted to Hospital Kuala Lumpur, you can download the Medical Report Application Form directly from their official website. Sample StillFew readersHow long to receive the claim reimbursement
Once we receive your complete claim form and all required supporting documents, claim processing usually takes 7 to 14 working days. During this period, our team or the insurer may contact you to request additional information such as the company SSM certificate or director’s passport copy to fulfil Bank Negara Malaysia’s Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) requirements. Tip: To avoid delays, please ensure all documents are compleFew readers