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As per regulation, Individual & Family Floater health insurance policies starting Sept 22, 2025, will have 0% GST. Choose a start date on or after this to avail the benefit.
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Once your doctor has gone through your symptoms, and overall health history, they may ask you to take a test for diabetes if they suspect any risk. You have to go through the following tests:
This test is usually done after an 8-hour fast. An ideal blood sugar level should be between 100 mg per dL to 125 mg per dL. If anything, more comes in the test result, it indicates diabetes.
A patient has to drink a beverage containing 75 grams of glucose dissolved in water. If after 2 hours, a blood sugar level of 200 mg/dL or higher indicates diabetes.
This test measures glucose level in your blood at any time of day. If the level of blood glucose is 200 mg/dL or higher indicates diabetes.
This test which is calculated in percentage provides information about a person’s average levels of blood glucose over the previous 3 months. Below 5.7% is considered as a normal A1C level. A result between 5.7% and 6.4% indicates prediabetes and over 6.4% indicates diabetes.
Suffering from health issues is not only physically taxing but can also drain you financially. Therefore, it is advised to buy health insurance policy which will provide financial coverage that can take care of medical expenses and hospitalization bills. It takes care of pre and post hospitalization bills. If you buy health insurance, you will not only get the cashless treatment from a network hospital where the bill is directly settled by your insurance provider with the hospital but will also enjoy tax benefits under section 80D of Income Tax Act, 1961. Make sure to know your policy details and covers before purchasing a health insurance policy.
During the 56th GST Council Meeting in New Delhi, the Indian Government revealed a groundbreaking decision to exempt all health insurance policies from GST, starting September 22, 2025. The GST rate on health insurance premiums has been lowered to zero. Previously, premiums faced an 18% GST, which greatly raised the total cost.With this exemption, only the base premium is charged - making health insurance more affordable and accessible for individuals.
With Zero GST, your premium is now reduced by up to 18% compared to before.You won't have to pay tax on health insurance policies anymore.This change is effective for new purchases and renewals starting September 22, 2025.
Example: A policy that earlier cost ₹15,000 (including ₹2,288 GST) will now cost approximately ₹12,712 - saving you nearly ₹2,300
Yes, renewals made on or after September 22, 2025 will benefit from Zero GST.If your policy was issued before this date, GST still applies.The exemption is tied to the policy issuance and renewal date, not just payment.Future renewals will reflect the GST-free pricing, reducing your premium cost.
Yes, policies purchased or issued before September 22, 2025 still include 18% GST.The Zero GST exemption applies only to policies issued or renewed on or after that date.Future renewals will reflect the GST-free pricing.
Starting 22nd September 2025, the GST (Goods and Services Tax) on individual health insurance premiums has been reduced to 0%, down from the earlier rate of 18%.
What this means for you: Lower Premiums: You'll now pay only the base premium-no GST added.
Yes, Your Health Infinity renewal premium will decrease if the renewal takes place on or after September 22, 2025.
Yes, the new GST regulation effective from 22nd September 2025 applies to both new purchases and renewals of individual health insurance policies.
Yes, The GST exemption starting from 22nd September 2025 is applicable to health insurance plans such as Health Gain, Health Infinity, Super Top-Up, and Hospi Care. Provided that the policy is issued and the risk begins on or after this date, there will be no 18% GST charged on premiums. This change makes these plans more budget-friendly for both new purchases and renewals.
If your health insurance policy was renewed before September 22, 2025, and you paid GST, you are not eligible for any refunds or adjustments,The GST exemption applies only to transactions made on or after the effective date. Since your payment was completed earlier, the GST charged was valid under the previous tax rules and cannot be retrospectively refunded.
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