QBE vs Singlife travel insurance

Of the 12 examples both price, QBE was cheaper on 12, Singlife on 0. Your own answers can change the order, so get your own quote.

On each one's cheapest plan for one week in Thailand, one adult (QBE Travel Prestige Standard Plus, Singlife Travel Lite with COVID-19 add-on): Overseas medical expenses: QBE S$500,000 up to age 70 (S$75,000 above 70); follow-up treatment in Singapore within 31 days up to S$12,500, Singlife S$250,000 (S$75,000 if above age 70); Trip cancellation: QBE S$12,500 (loss of deposit and cancellation charges including curtailment expenses), Singlife S$5,000; Baggage and personal belongings: QBE S$4,000; baggage delay S$100 per 6 hours overseas, up to S$500 (half that arriving in Singapore), Singlife S$3,000 (S$500 per item, S$1,000 for a laptop); COVID-19: QBE Included at lower limits: overseas medical S$150,000 (S$50,000 above age 70), evacuation S$150,000, overseas hospital or quarantine cash S$100 a day up to S$1,000, trip cancellation S$2,500, trip disruption S$2,500; only if fully vaccinated (children under 12 exempt); withdrawn if the WHO again declares COVID-19 a public health emergency or pandemic, or a border closure or "do not travel" advice applies, Singlife COVID-19 add-on included: overseas medical expenses up to S$50,000, emergency medical evacuation S$250,000 and repatriation S$30,000, trip cancellation or postponement S$2,500 and trip interruption S$2,500 — all due to COVID-19 (no Singapore medical, quarantine allowance or hospital income on Lite); Excess: QBE S$0.00, Singlife S$0.00.

QBE: none to show. Singlife: none to show.