Korea · 8 non-life insurers · same coverage axis, same insured amount
Korea — same coverage, side by side
Korean insurers name the same coverage differently and sell it in different amounts, so their premiums can't be compared as printed. We map every coverage to one standard axis, set the insured amount to the same figure, and line up the monthly premium of each insurer on one row.
8 insurers10 coverage typesStandard axes aligned to KCIS coverage codesPremiums as of —
iAgent-channel (portal) premiums, which match the insurers' statutory price disclosure — not direct/online (CM) prices.
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Talk to a licensed agentHow this table is built
One standard axis per coverageEvery insurer coverage (담보) is mapped to a K.Actuary standard coverage axis — e.g. L-CA-01 Cancer diagnosis (excl. minor cancers) — aligned to the standard coverage codes of the Korea Credit Information Services (KCIS, 한국신용정보원). Different names, same axis, same row.
Same insured amountEach row states one common insured amount. Where an insurer sells a different amount, its premium is scaled to that common amount; where the gap is too large to scale fairly, the insurer's own amount is shown in the details. Click any premium to see the insurer's own coverage name, amount and benefit triggers.
From agent-portal premiumsPremiums come from the insurers' agent (설계사) portals — the same channel as the insurers' statutory price disclosure. They are not direct / online (CM) prices, which are usually lower.
The eight insurers
Columns follow a fixed order — they are not a ranking. An empty cell means the insurer doesn't sell that coverage for these conditions, or we have not collected it yet; it never means "free". Some insurers are shown only for the coverage types we collected fully.
How to read these premiums
Estimates, not offersMonthly premiums in Korean won (₩) for the selected age, sex and occupation class. The final premium depends on the product version, riders chosen, health declaration and underwriting.
"Check coverage"A cell tagged check coverage is far from the other insurers on the same row. That usually means the insurer's coverage is defined more broadly or narrowly — open it and compare the benefit triggers before drawing conclusions.
Not a recommendationAll insurers are shown side by side. We don't rank, recommend or sell any product on this page.