- Applicable payment types: Renewal Premium Premium Levy Loan Repayment Policy Change Fees
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Remittance bank account:
Bank Of China (Hong Kong) Bank Account Name China Life Insurance (Overseas) Company Limited Hong Kong Branch Bank Address 1 Garden Road, BOC Tower, Central, Hong Kong HKD Bank Account 033-645-103-39910 USD Bank Account
(Not applicable to the policy in HKD/CNY currency)033-645-920-44283 CNY Bank Account
(Not applicable to the policy in HKD/USD currency)012-875-060-24624 SWIFT Code BKCHHKHHXXX China Guangfa Bank Co., Ltd, Hong Kong Branch Bank Account Name China Life Insurance (Overseas) Company Limited Bank Address 12/F, One Exchange Square, 8 Connaught Place, Central, Hong Kong HKD Bank Account 359-760-108-0000190 USD Bank Account
(Not applicable to the policy in HKD/CNY currency)359-760-108-0000190 CNY Bank Account
(Not applicable to the policy in HKD/USD currency)359-760-108-0000190 SWIFT Code GDBKHKHHXXX -
Payment Steps:
- Customer may choose to settle the premium from one of the above bank accounts.
- Customer must fill in the account name listed above on the remittance application as the receiving account.
- Fill in the bank address, the account number for the relevant payment currency, and the SWIFT code on the remittance application.
- The remittance application must specify "Policy Number/Receipt Number" in the comment/note section to avoid the remittance being returned.
- Enter the total amount due.
- The remittance application must specify "Policy Number/Receipt Number" in the comment/note section to avoid the remittance being returned.
- After remitting, please email/mail/fax the remittance voucher / confirmation receipt to our company to complete the renewal premium payment update process (applicable to renewal premiums).
Email: cs@chinalife.com.hk
Fax number: (852) 2892-0520
- Once the payment procedure is completed, our company will issue an official receipt.
- The remittance time varies depending on the remittance bank in each location. Please allow sufficient time to arrange the remittance to avoid affecting the policy validity.
- If the policyholder remits money from the United States, the policyholder must submit the completed U.S. tax self-declaration form (e.g., W-9, W-8BEN, or equivalent documents) to our company. For more details, please refer to the 'Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) Guidelines'.
- After receiving the remittance receipt, please allow three business days for payment processing. Please make your payment well before the due date
(If an authorized third party payer, please complete and submit)
FAQs & Important NotesOur company only accepts payments from the policyholder/insured. If the payer is a designated third party, a "Third Party Payment Instruction Form" (applicable only to renewal premiums and premium collection) and relevant supporting documents (if required) must be submitted. If the third-party payer is not a designated category, the payment will not be accepted and will be refunded through the original payment method.
If the payee account name is unable to be fully displayed due to character limit , you can ignore the part that cannot be shown. Refrain from abbreviating the English name of the payee account, as this may cause the remittance to be returned. For example, "China Life Insurance (Overseas) Company Limited HK Branch" (57 characters). If the remittance application only allows 30 characters, the payee account field should show "China Life Insurance (Overseas)".
Both the local and overseas banks will charge the remitter a transfer fee (approximately HKD 200 / USD 25, subject to bank charges). The remitter is also responsible for any exchange rate differences. For detailed information on remittance fees, please inquire with the remitting bank. The actual amount transferred may be less due to bank charges, so please ensure that the remittance amount is sufficient to cover the policy premium and/or premium tax to avoid any issues with policy renewal due to insufficient funds. Any telegraphic transfer fees charged by the bank (if applicable) will be borne by the remitter.
Our company accepts remittance payments in all policy currencies.