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To claim a medical reimbursement from Sukoon, fill in the Sukoon claim form, have your doctor complete, sign and stamp the medical section, and submit it with your original invoices and reports through the mySukoon app or medical.sukoon.com, at a branch, via your broker or by courier, within 120 days of treatment. Sukoon aims to pay eligible claims within 3 weeks.
Add your full name, card number, phone number and email address exactly as they appear on your Sukoon card. Each person claims separately: Sukoon allows one claim submission per person, so family members each need their own form.
Enter the hospital or doctor's name, the date of treatment and the amount you are claiming. You can leave the amount empty if you do not have it yet.
The treating doctor completes the medical details, then signs and stamps the form. Sukoon asks for a form completed by you and the doctor for each visit or course of treatment. You can enter the chief complaint, diagnosis and treatment in this tool first. The invoice summary table and bank sections of the PDF are not filled in by this tool, so complete them by hand.
Upload it in the mySukoon app or at medical.sukoon.com, take it to any Sukoon branch, send it through your broker, or courier it to the Medical Claims Department in Deira, Dubai. Sukoon says to submit within 120 days of the treatment. Keep a copy of everything you send.
Upload it through the mySukoon app or medical.sukoon.com, deliver it to any Sukoon branch, send it through your broker, or send it by courier to the Medical Claims Department, Omar Bin Al Khattab Street, next to Al Ghurair Mall, Deira, PO Box 5209, Dubai.
Sukoon says to submit the form within 120 days of the treatment to ensure timely processing.
Sukoon publishes the blank Medical Reimbursement Claim Form as a PDF on its health claims page. This tool fills in that same form, so you can type your details here and download it already completed instead of writing on a printout.
Both you and the treating doctor. You complete the claimant and claim details; the doctor completes the medical details and signs and stamps the form. Sukoon asks for a completed form for each visit or course of treatment.
No. Sukoon allows only one claim submission per person, so each family member needs their own claim form.
Documents must be originals, translated into English or Arabic where needed. Originals are required for claims above AED 5,000 for treatment abroad, or above AED 10,000 in the UAE. Sukoon may ask for more documents while it processes the claim.
Sukoon says it will try to pay eligible claims within 3 weeks of receiving the form. Updating your IBAN in the mySukoon app or portal speeds up payment.
Reimbursement is based on customary prices in your network, after your network deductible and co-insurance (usually 20%). Sukoon's own example: a doctor charges AED 400, but the usual fee in your network is AED 250, so AED 250 is the base. With a AED 50 deductible, 20% co-insurance applies to the remaining AED 200, and Sukoon reimburses AED 160.
Yes. The Oman Insurance claims page now redirects to Sukoon's, and Sukoon Insurance is the current name. If you are looking for the Oman Insurance medical reimbursement form, this is it.
No. Sukoon Takaful publishes its own Medical Takaful claim form. This tool fills in the Sukoon Insurance healthcare reimbursement claim form only.
This tool is unofficial and not affiliated with Sukoon. It fills in Sukoon's own claim form, so the PDF you get is the official layout. Check the details with Sukoon before you submit, because requirements can change.
No. The form is filled in inside your browser and nothing you type is uploaded. We count visits with Google Analytics and form progress without cookies, to see how the tool is used. If you tick "Save my details", they are kept in this browser only, and you can delete them by unticking the box.
Based on Sukoon health insurance claim, Sukoon Medical Reimbursement Claim Form (PDF). Last checked 21 October 2026. Unofficial tool, not affiliated with Sukoon Insurance.