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Sri Lanka Agrahara Insurance Benefit Calculator

See exactly what the Agrahara scheme (NITF) reimburses for a hospital stay, surgery, childbirth or death claim — for the Normal, Silver, Gold and Pension tiers. Compare tiers side by side and find your gap before you file. No signup, NITF figures, sources cited.

By Induwara AshinsanaUpdated Jun 24, 2026
Estimate your Agrahara benefitNITF scheme
NITF schedule · 2026

Nights admitted. Reimbursement caps at 10 days.

Daily room reimbursement differs by hospital type.

Quick tier
Eligible benefit
Rs 48,000
Monthly premium
Rs 750
Gold scheme
Daily rate × days
Rs 8,000 × 6
Capped at 10 days/stay

How this figure is reached

min(6, 10) days × Rs 8,000/day = Rs 48,000

Compare across tiers

TierPremium / moHospitalization benefit
NormalRs 200Rs 18,000
SilverRs 450Rs 30,000
GoldselectedRs 750Rs 48,000
PensionRs 200Rs 18,000

Estimates from the NITF Agrahara published schedule. Actual reimbursement is subject to NITF approval, the hospital bill, and any remaining lifetime limit. “Not covered” means no separate sub-limit is published for that claim at that tier.

How it works

Agrahara is the medical insurance scheme for Sri Lankan government and provincial public servants, administered by the National Insurance Trust Fund (NITF). Roughly a million state employees, their dependants and pensioners are enrolled. Members contribute monthly at one of three tiers — Normal, Silver or Gold — and pensioners follow a separate schedule. This tool applies the published NITF benefit schedule deterministically; there is no live data and no guesswork.

Hospitalization. Room charges are reimbursed per day up to a per-admission day limit, then the eligible benefit is:

benefit = min(days, dayLimit) × dailyRate

The daily rate depends on tier and hospital type. For a private hospital the rate is Rs 3,000 (Normal), Rs 5,000 (Silver) and Rs 8,000 (Gold), each for up to 10 days per admission. Government-hospital room rates are lower (Rs 500 to Rs 3,000per day). The result is also bounded by each tier's overall annual medical ceiling — the calculator's output can never exceed the published per-stay maximum, which is the cross-check it performs internally.

Surgery. Major surgeries carry flat lifetime limits looked up by tier. Heart surgery is covered up to Rs 800,000 (Silver) and Rs 1,000,000 (Gold); kidney transplant up to Rs 1,200,000 on Gold; and brain surgery up to Rs 1,200,000 on Gold. The Normal and Pension schemes have no separate surgery sub-limits, so a listed surgery is reimbursed under the general surgical/medical limit of Rs 50,000 per case.

Childbirth, death and optical.Private childbirth, the lump-sum death donation (natural and accidental) and the spectacles benefit are all fixed amounts per tier — the calculator simply looks them up and shows them across all tiers so you can see what upgrading would give. Where a tier publishes no figure for a claim (for example natural death on the higher tiers, or any childbirth claim under the Pension scheme), the result reads “Not covered” rather than a guessed number.

Every figure traces back to the NITF Agrahara schedule cited below and carries a LAST_VERIFIED date in the source file. NITF revises the schedule by gazette periodically, so confirm the current figures with NITF before you file.

Worked examples

Gold scheme — 6-day private hospital stay

  1. Daily private-hospital rate (Gold): Rs 8,000
  2. Eligible days: min(6, 10) = 6
  3. Benefit: 6 × Rs 8,000 = Rs 48,000
  4. Below the Gold annual ceiling of Rs 350,000 → reimbursed Rs 48,000.

Normal scheme — 14-day stay (day-limit boundary)

  1. Daily private-hospital rate (Normal): Rs 3,000
  2. Eligible days: min(14, 10) = 10 (the day limit caps it)
  3. Benefit: 10 × Rs 3,000 = Rs 30,000
  4. The remaining 4 days and any room excess are the member's out-of-pocket gap.

Heart surgery — Gold vs Normal (tier difference)

  1. Gold lifetime limit for heart surgery: Rs 1,000,000
  2. Normal scheme has no heart-surgery sub-limit → general surgical limit Rs 50,000 per case
  3. Upgrading Normal → Gold raises heart-surgery cover from Rs 50,000 to Rs 1,000,000.

Frequently asked questions

Sources & references

The premiums, daily rates and benefit limits on this page were last cross-checked against the NITF sources on 2026-06-24. Actual reimbursement is subject to NITF approval, the hospital bill, and any remaining lifetime limit. This is an estimate from the published schedule, not a guarantee of payment.

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