15/09/2026
In celebration of the 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival, from September 15, 2026, to September 30, 2026, BIDV Insurance Corporation (BIC) is launching a special promotion offering a 15% discount on premiums for its premium health insurance product, BIC SmartCare. This initiative serves as a meaningful gift from BIC to families during the reunion season, conveying wishes of peace and standing alongside policyholders to safeguard their loved ones’ health.
As a premium health insurance package exclusively designed for BIDV customers, BIC SmartCare offers superior coverage benefits compared to most standard health insurance plans on the market. The product features three flexible coverage tiers: VIP, V-VIP, and S-VIP. Depending on the chosen tier, the geographical scope of coverage extends from Vietnam to Southeast Asia, Asia, and worldwide. With a maximum aggregate payout of up to VND 2 billion, it comprehensively meets healthcare protection needs across multiple age groups, from 15 days to 65 years of age. Notably, BIC SmartCare applies zero co-payment and no deductible, enabling customers to optimize medical expenses when receiving care at top-tier hospitals and medical facilities.
In addition, female insured members can opt for optional maternity benefits with a waiting period of only 270 days. This coverage provides reimbursement of up to VND 400 million per cesarean section (C-section) delivery and up to VND 20 million per day of hospitalization for normal deliveries.
Customers can enroll directly at BIDV transaction points nationwide or purchase policies online via the BIDV SmartBanking application. Through this digital banking platform, users can review policy benefits, apply, and complete payments seamlessly. Furthermore, the integrated digital claims submission feature within BIDV SmartBanking allows customers to file claims and receive settlements quickly and effortlessly.
For detailed information, please contact BIC member units, BIDV transaction offices nationwide, visit www.bic.vn / www.bidv.com.vn, or call the hotline at 1900 9456.
