Repatriation Benefit. If injury results in the loss of life of an employee within 365 days of the date of the accident, the Insurance Company will pay the actual expense incurred for
Repatriation Benefit. When Accidental Bodily Injuries result in a loss of life benefit amount being payable, and the loss of life occurs at least 100 kilometers from the Insured Person’s permanent city of residence, Allianz will pay for the cost of preparation and transportation of Insured Person’s body to such place of residence. The maximum Repatriation Benefit payable is $10,000 per loss of life.
Repatriation Benefit. When Accidental Bodily Injuries result in a loss of life benefit amount being payable, and the loss of life occurs at least 100 kilometres from the Insured Person’s permanent city of residence, TD Life will pay for the cost of preparation and transportation of Insured Person’s body to such place of residence. The maximum Repatriation Benefit payable is $10,000 per loss of life.
Repatriation Benefit. If an injury results in the insured person’s loss of life more than 150 kilometers from his or her city of permanent residence, we will pay the actual expense incurred for preparing the insured person’s body for burial and shipment of the body to the city of residence. This benefit cannot exceed the maximum amount shown in the policy schedule.
Repatriation Benefit. When injuries covered by the policy result in loss of life of an insured person outside 200 Km from their city of permanent residence or outside Canada and within 365 days from the date of the accident, the actual expense incurred for preparing the deceased for burial and shipment of the body to the city of residence of the deceased, but not to exceed $10,000 will be paid.
Repatriation Benefit. 16.2.1 The following repatriation benefits shall be payable to the employee only once during the entire Civil Service period, irrespective of changing the status or terms of appointment:
i. Transfer grant according to the prevailing rules;
ii. Travel Allowance of an amount equal to the last basic pay that the employee is entitled to at the time of repatriation; and
iii. Transport charge of personal effects as per the prevailing rules.
16.2.2 However, repatriation benefit shall not be permissible on the following conditions:
i. When the employee’s contract is terminated by the employer on ground of non-performance or misconduct or breach of contract terms and conditions;
ii. When the employee initiates and terminates the contract before expiry of the initial contract term; and
iii. When the service status is changed from contract to regular or regular to contract, except if required to travel to a new place of posting which should be as per Section 9.11 of the BCSR 2023.
Repatriation Benefit. The plan will pay for the preparation and transportation of the deceased for burial: ■ up to $10,000 if death occurs more than 50 km from the deceased's home, or ■ up to $10,000 if death occurs outside of Canada. Rehabilitation Benefit The plan provides reimbursement of up to $10,000 for expenses incurred for special training received within 2 years of the accident required in order for you to engage in a new occupation, if you are unable to perform your normal occupation as a result of an accidental loss. Payment will not be made for ordinary living, travelling or clothing expenses. Occupational Training Benefit In the event of your accidental death, the plan provides reimbursement of up to $10,000 for expenses incurred for training that qualifies your widowed spouse for a job for which he or she would not have otherwise engaged in, but for your death. Family Transportation Benefit In the event you are on a trip covered by this plan, and are confined as an inpatient in a hospital because of injuries which result in a loss payable under the Loss Schedule and require the personal attendance of a member of your immediate family as recommended by the attending physician, the plan will pay up to $10,000 for the expense incurred by the member for transportation by the most direct route by a licensed common carrier to be in attendance with you. Education Benefit In the event of your accidental death, the plan provides a benefit of up to $5,000 (or 5% of your insured amount, whichever is less) to your dependent child, provided the child was enrolled on a full-time basis in an institution of higher learning beyond the 12th grade level at the time of your death, or was enrolled in the 12th grade level and subsequently enrolls as a full-time student in an institution of higher learning within 365 days of your death. The maximum benefit is in combination with the Education Benefit maximum provided under any other policy issued by the insurer, and is payable annually for a maximum of four (4) consecutive annual payments, provided the child continues to be enrolled in the institute of higher learning. Payment will not be made for expenses incurred prior to the date of your death, nor for room, board or other ordinary living, travelling or clothing expenses. If, at the time of your accidental death, you have no dependent child(ren) eligible for either the Education Benefit or the Day Care Benefit, the insurer will pay $1,500 to your designated beneficiary. Day Care Bene...
Repatriation Benefit. If a benefit is paid under Item 15 for loss of the Member’s life and death occurred at least 100 miles away from the Member’s permanent place of residence, all customary and reasonable expenses incurred for preparation of the body and its transportation to the place of burial or cremation will be paid up to a maximum benefit payment of $2,000.
Repatriation Benefit. If an insured dies at least 75 miles from the insured's principal address and is eligible for the life benefit, a benefit shall be paid for the preparation and transportation of the body to a mortuary. The benefit shall be either the actual cost of the preparation and transportation or $5,000, whichever is less. This benefit will be paid to the person incurring the cost, whether or not that person is the beneficiary for the life benefit, or to the facility providing the preparation and transportation.
Repatriation Benefit. For loss of life outside your province of $10,000 maximum residence, Blue Cross will pay the benefit. cost of the preparation and shipment of the body back to your province of residence. If one accident results in more than one of the losses above, payment will not exceed 100% of the basic group life insurance benefit, except if loss is quadriplegia, paraplegia or hemiplegia.
