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Grace Period

A grace period is a timeframe provided to policyholders after the due date for premium payments. This allows them additional time to make the payment without the risk of their policy being terminated. During this period, the policy remains active and the premium is still required to be paid. This provision offers flexibility and protection to policyholders who may need more time to make their payments.

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