You would have to pay an amount of INR 3 (inclusive of 18% GST) for each eligible ride in India. This would get added to the fare once you enroll. You can opt-out of this at anytime.
You can Opt-in by clicking on this link. Alternatively, you can opt-in anytime on your Uber App by navigating to Account > Settings > Trip preferences > Rider Insurance. Your insurance coverage will be active from the next eligible ride you take on Uber.
You can opt-out by clicking on this link. Alternatively, you can opt-out anytime on your Uber App by navigating to Account > Settings > Trip preferences > Rider Insurance. You will not have insurance coverage from the next ride you take on Uber until you enroll again.
You can use this link to make a claim against your insurance cover.
You can refer to this link for detailed T&Cs.
No, Uber is not an authorised insurance company, insurance broker or other insurance intermediary. Rider insurance is provided by Reliance General Insurance Company. It is recommended that you source your own advice when purchasing any insurance.
All Uber rides except Uber Rentals, Uber Intercity, Uber for Business and Parcel trips are eligible for insurance.
If you are enrolled in Rider insurance at the beginning of an eligible Uber ride and opt-out during the trip, your current trip will be insured and insurance fee will be added to your fare.
You will not be insured from your next eligible trip unless you enroll back into Rider Insurance.
If you are not enrolled in Rider insurance at the beginning of an eligible Uber ride and opt-in during the trip, your current trip will NOT be insured and insurance fee will be NOT added to your fare.
You will be insured from your next eligible trip unless you opt-out from Rider Insurance.