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The government Made 31 October 2026

Introduce a 15 percent co-payment on each Aasandha-covered transaction for high-income individuals using private healthcare services

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15 percent Co-payment rate on Aasandha-covered private healthcare transactions for high earnersMVR 60,000 Monthly income threshold for the co-payment requirementapproximately MVR 287 million Expected annual savings in state expenditure from the reforms
Exact words from the article
“The government will introduce a 15 percent co-payment on each Aasandha-covered transaction for high-income individuals using private healthcare services from January 1, 2027, as part of efforts to strengthen the sustainability of the national health insurance scheme.”

High earners to pay 15% on each Aasandha-covered private healthcare transaction from January 2027 · The Standard · 31 Oct 2026 Source (opens The Standard in a new tab)

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