How do I disclose a lung nodule for Hong Kong cover?

IA says applicants must actively and honestly disclose all critical health information, including information beyond the insurer’s questions. Comparing records with a form does not limit that duty. The record-checking suggestions below apply that general principle; they are not an IA clinical protocol. [C2]

Check the wording of the imaging record you already hold against the actual application questions. Preserve the description rather than replacing it with your own interpretation of a pulmonary nodule. Ask the insurer how to answer if the choices do not fit. IA’s general disclosure guidance supports accuracy, without establishing a nodule-specific underwriting rule. [C1, C2]

Note the dates of the known finding and existing follow-up records, then compare them with each question’s stated period. If a question’s treatment of earlier findings and later follow-up is unclear, request written clarification. Do not turn this preparation step into a claim that every form has the same look-back period or disclosure scope. [C2]

Separate information already documented from an appointment or result still outstanding. Ask the insurer how to record that position and what further information it wants for this application. Do not invent a completed examination or describe an unknown result as normal. The cited guidance says examination requests depend on individual circumstances. [C2]

The official pages cited here give no pulmonary-nodule size threshold, scan schedule or mapping to acceptance terms. Use the insurer’s written decision to check any exclusion or additional premium and ask it to explain unclear wording. A licensed broker can help with the process; medical interpretation belongs with your doctor. [C1, C2]

Can this guide set a nodule size threshold?

No such threshold is supplied by the cited general guidance; seek the insurer’s individual written position. [C1, C2]

Must every applicant have a medical examination?

No. IA says the insurer decides according to the applicant’s circumstances. [C2]

Does an examination replace health disclosure?

No. The disclosure responsibility remains whether or not an examination is requested. [C2]

What if I am unsure whether a detail matters?

Raise the uncertainty truthfully with the insurer or a licensed broker rather than guessing. [C2]

Can this page predict an exclusion or loading?

The cited pages give general principles, not condition-specific underwriting tables. Obtain the insurer’s written terms. [C1, C2]

Are oral explanations enough to resolve unclear terms?

Ask the insurer directly to clarify the policy wording and keep its response with your application records. [C2]

How should I correct a submitted answer?

Ask the insurer for its correction procedure and retain the revised information; IA stresses accurate disclosure and keeping records. [C2]

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We provide information and referrals to a licensed Hong Kong broker; regulated advice and arrangements belong with that broker. Mainland visitors must sign in Hong Kong. Do not send identity, tax or medical documents through the general enquiry form. [C2]

General information, not advice.