Thu Sep 12 03:16:00 UTC 2024: ## Sun Life and Bank Muamalat Launch “Salam Hijrah Sejahtera” Insurance for Hajj Pilgrims

**Jakarta, Indonesia** – Recognizing the significant health risks faced by elderly Indonesian Hajj pilgrims, Sun Life Financial Indonesia and Bank Muamalat Indonesia have partnered to launch a comprehensive insurance product, “Salam Hijrah Sejahtera.” This long-term insurance plan is specifically designed to cater to the needs of individuals registered for the regular Hajj program.

The insurance offers coverage for up to 25 years, providing comprehensive protection during the wait period and the pilgrimage itself. It also includes a unique feature: a 150% return on total contributions paid if no claims are made until the end of the coverage period, ensuring that the money invested is not lost but instead provides added value.

“Salam Hijrah Sejahtera offers peace of mind for Bank Muamalat customers who wish to prepare for their Hajj journey with greater assurance,” stated Danning Wikanti, Chief Distribution Officer & Sharia Director of Sun Life Indonesia. “We are committed to providing our customers with solutions that meet their specific needs. This product ensures the financial security of our customers during their Hajj journey, allowing them to focus on their spiritual journey with peace of mind.”

Dedy Suryadi Dharmawan, SEVP Retail Banking of Bank Muamalat, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating that it provides added value to Bank Muamalat customers by offering a comprehensive solution for their Hajj planning.

The “Salam Hijrah Sejahtera” insurance offers several advantages:

* **Comprehensive protection:** Covers a wide range of health risks associated with Hajj.
* **150% return of contributions:** Ensures financial benefit even if no claims are made.
* **Flexible payment terms:** Allows customers to choose between 5-year or 10-year payment plans.
* **No medical check-up required:** Makes accessing insurance coverage easier.

This new insurance product is expected to be a welcome addition for Indonesian Hajj pilgrims, providing them with financial security and peace of mind throughout their journey.

**Other Key Developments in the Hajj Sector:**

* The House of Representatives Special Committee on the Hajj (Pansus Angket Haji) continues to investigate alleged irregularities in the additional Hajj quota allocation.
* The committee is also pressuring the government to address delays in the Hajj departure schedule.
* The Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs has confirmed that the 2024 Hajj quota has been filled according to regulations.
* The repatriation of Indonesian Hajj pilgrims from Saudi Arabia is nearing completion, with 316 pilgrims from the 30th group departing from Kertajati Airport.

**Note:** This news article is based on the information provided in the source text and includes additional details related to the Hajj sector.

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