Refer to your policy contract.

The answer is cannot , you cannot claim for Crisis Cover portion anymore. Other portion still can claim.
Below is one of my client sample for you to refer.
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Yes for life , accident , CI
For medical card advisable to use at johor, if use at Singapore also possible but subjected to reasonable charges in RM.

If you are working long term in Singapore suggest you to add in prumedic oversea into your policy.

https://www.prudential.com.my/en/products-r...medic-overseas/

That's depends on what insurance you're getting.

And severe is the condition.

Go to your insurer's servicing branch, ask them exactly how your policy works, then ask about the options available to you with the aim to extend your coverage beyond age 70.

Take good care of wherever the entry point was, don't stress it for a good while.
Klo pecah nanti.... Susah bro

It's not a "given feature". It's usually an add on feature but highly depends on what you bought. So best you revisit your contract.

It is a common add on.
However if attached to an investment linked policy, there may be a situation where it does not fully waive your premium.

For example your premium is rm200 a month initially. Then this person kena ci and claim the waiver benefit.

So the insurance company pay rm200 for you. Now if your policy is attached with medical plan, which is likely for most people, you may have received notification on the repricing. For example, the company may say actually for the policy to be sustainable, rm280 per month is needed to be paid.

Given this scenario, the policy holder has to pay rm80 per month, but the insurance company will continue to subsidise rm200 per month.

I'm just curious, did you ask this to your agent?