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Under what circumstances may injury or sickness benefits under farmer insurance be claimed?
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Injury or sickness benefits may be claimed when the insured person sustains an injury or contracts an occupational disease in the course of performing agricultural work, resulting in an inability to work and requiring ongoing medical treatment.
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What are the payment standards for injury or sickness benefits?
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Effective from September 1, 2024, the benefit is TWD 680 per day for the first two months, and TWD 476 per day from the third month onward.
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What are the payment rates for injury or sickness benefit?
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Effective from September 1, 2024, the daily benefit is TWD 680 for the first two months and TWD 476 per day from the third month onward.
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How are medical visit allowances calculated?
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Effective from November 6, 2025, the allowance is TWD 100 per day for outpatient visits and TWD 1,200 per day for inpatient treatment.
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Is a separate application required to receive the medical visit allowance?
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No. When the insured person claims injury or sickness benefits, the Bureau of Labor Insurance will automatically issue the medical visit allowance based on the approved days, without the need for a separate application.
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