Life Insurance
Lump sum payment if you were to pass away or are diagnosed with a terminal illness.
What is Specified Accidental Injury Cover and why do you need it?
Experiencing an accidental injury can have an immediate impact on your daily life and ability to do your job, whether you’re a builder, office worker, or a parent caring for children at home.
If you have an accident and suffer one of the covered injuries, Specified Accidental Injury Cover can provide temporary financial support as a lump sum payment. This payment can be used for whatever you need: covering treatment costs, getting taxis to work, hiring someone to help with children, or simply taking time off work to recover.
You can add Specified Accidental Injury Cover to eligible Life, Trauma, Income Protection or Total Permanent Disablement insurance including our AIA Living range, subject to minimum cover levels. Check with your adviser to confirm eligibility if you hold an existing policy. It cannot be added to Starter Plans or AIA Health products.
What injuries are covered by AIA Living Specified Accidental Injury Cover^
Specified injury categories
What will we pay (lump sum)
Category A
One times the monthly benefit amount
Category B
Two times the monthly benefit amount
Category C
Three times the monthly benefit amount
Category D
Six times the monthly benefit amount
Category E
Twelve times the monthly benefit amount
^This is a summary only. For all terms, conditions, limits and exclusions, please read the policy wording.
View frequently asked questions about AIA Living Specified Accidental Injury Cover
We understand that injuries can have varying recovery periods which may have different impacts on your life, so we have created specified injury categories that offer varying amounts of cover to support you through your recovery.
Specified Accidental Injury Cover only applies to injuries specifically covered under the 'specified injury categories' outlined in the above table and in the policy wordings. All other injuries are not covered.
The payment you receive will be a lump sum payment, which is calculated using your selected monthly benefit amount multiplied by the amount payable for the injury as set out in the table. You can choose a monthly benefit amount up to $5,000.
For example: While walking her dog, Beth trips and falls on her knee onto the concrete footpath. She heads to the emergency clinic where an x-ray confirms she has fractured her kneecap, this is a covered injury under Category B.
Beth has selected $5,000 as her monthly benefit amount. With a fractured kneecap injury, Beth will receive a claim payment of $10,000 ($5,000 x 2 months).
Yes, there are minimum amounts that apply if you want to add Specified Accidental Injury Cover as an optional product to your eligible AIA Living insurance products. These are the following:
If these minimum amounts are not met, whether at the start of the Specified Accidental Injury Cover or at a later date, you will not be eligible to hold Specified Accidental Injury Cover.
Yes, AIA Vitality is eligible to add to your Specified Accidental Injury Cover. When you sign up to AIA Vitality you receive an initial 10% premium discount on your eligible insurance policies. Then you’re in control of the discount you can receive through ongoing engagement with the AIA Vitality programme. After the initial discount period (first year of membership), your AIA Vitality Discount will be determined annually based on your current AIA Vitality Status level on your policy anniversary. Check with your adviser to confirm eligibility if you hold an existing policy. For more details on Premium Flex, refer to aia.co.nz/premium-flex
Other things you should know: the availability of insurance cover is subject to your application being approved. All applications are subject to individual consideration. Special conditions, exclusions and premium loadings may apply. This insurance is underwritten by AIA New Zealand Limited (‘AIA’). For full details of the products and benefits offered by AIA, please refer to the policy document(s) which are available from AIA. The information contained in this publication is general in nature and is not intended as advice. It may not be relevant to individual circumstances and before making any insurance decision, you should consult a professional Adviser.
A note on exclusions and benefits
This insurance (including the built-in and optional benefits) is subject to exclusions. Please also note that the optional benefits are subject to an increase in premium and their own terms and conditions.
When you apply for insurance with AIA New Zealand Limited, you have a legal duty of disclosure to AIA.