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Health Insurance for civil servants pursuing higher studies in India, Sri Lanka and Thailand

April 25, 2013
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RICBL+-RCSCCivil servants pursuing higher studies in India, Sri Lanka and Thailand will soon be insured under the RICBL’s Student’s Health Insurance Scheme.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to this effect was signed today between RCSC and RICBL.

Under the MoU, the civil servants can avail prompt medical services from the hospitals in India, Sri Lanka and Thailand that are affiliated with RICBL. The RICBL is affiliated with over 4,000 hospitals in these three countries.

Currently there are over 100 civil servants studying overseas.

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