Covaxin vs Covishield vs Sputnik V vs Pfizer: The scrambling game is on Unfortunately, the debates between Russia and Ukraine did not have enough shelf life, but the arguments over the choice of the Covid-19 vaccine refuse to die, even…
The repercussions of COVID-19 have changed how we look at medical services provided in the country, especially our health policies. The pandemic has pushed us to zero in on one that gives the maximum coverage without shelling out exorbitant premiums.…
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) and Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) are all qualified to purchase a health insurance policy in India. The policy also proves helpful because the policy that NRIs might have in their resident…
NRIs usually settle abroad for lucrative work-related opportunities. However, as old age and retirement draw near, they often think of returning to their roots and settling down in India. Proximity to family and reduced cost of living, among other factors,…
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are Indians who live abroad, mostly for work-related reasons. However, such individuals remain a citizen of India and are eligible to buy a health insurance plan in their home country. Health insurance companies also issue health insurance…
Foreign Exchange Management Act Regulations, tax benefits, step-by-step process, how is it different from residentsNon-Resident Indians, or NRIs in short, often invest in different avenues in their home country India. They use these avenues for planning their financial portfolio and…
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) live abroad but they maintain their connection with India, both emotional and financial. NRIs often invest in assets in India or have an income source in their home country. Any form of income that NRIs earn in India…
Securing your parents under a health insurance plan is important, especially when you are an NRI. As your parents age, they develop various health issues and might need frequent medical attention. When you live miles away, securing your parents’ medical…
According to a report titled ‘International Migration 2020 Highlights’ published by the United Nations, India boasts of the largest diaspora population. About 18 million Indians live outside their home country either as NRIs (Non-Residential Indians) or PIOs (Persons of Indian Origin). While…
While most of you know that health insurance plans are available for Indian citizens, many of you might not know that NRIs too can avail of the coverage. Non-resident Indians, who frequent India, can invest in a health insurance plan…
Many Indians have settled abroad for work-related reasons. However, their parents and, in some cases, their families might stay back in India for which NRIs remit money to pay for their financial needs. Many NRIs also look to secure their…
Modern-day lifestyle coupled with unhealthy eating habits and stress can lead to several physiological problems, especially with your digestive system. Gastric issues have, thus, become common among many. According to the Asian Institute of Gastroenterology, India, the burden of inflammatory bowel diseases…
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