This study explores some of the practical applications on evaluation of net premiums for the variable life insurance policies. Actuarial models for pricing purposes are used to valuate the variable life insurance policies with minimum guarantees. Option pricing theory and risk sharing methodology are employed to decide the market value of the premium under a specific reference portfolio. In this article, we review the current developments in this area and introduce the variable life insurance policies with minimum guarantees for researchers and practitioners. Numerical methods and the closed form solutions are employed to obtain the market premiums. Finally, the variable life insurance policies linked with Taiwan stock index are studied for numerical illustrations. Sensitivity analyses of the premiums under plausible scenarios are explored.