Travel Health Insurance
Travel Health Insurance covers medical expenses, accidental death and repatriation while you are on an international journey. It is also the proof of cover most embassies ask for before they will grant a visa — Schengen missions require it as a condition of entry. Cover runs from three days to five years, for a single trip or for multiple journeys within the period, and the certificate is issued as soon as your application is completed.
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About This Plan
Travel Health Insurance covers medical expenses, accidental death and repatriation while you are on an international journey. It is also the proof of cover most embassies ask for before they will grant a visa — Schengen missions require it as a condition of entry. Cover runs from three days to five years, for a single trip or for multiple journeys within the period, and the certificate is issued as soon as your application is completed.
Who can take this cover?
Anyone travelling internationally. Standard cover runs to age 71. From 72 we arrange cover individually — contact us and a member of the team will assess it with you.
What you will need
• Your international passport — the number and its expiry date
• Where you are travelling to, and your departure date
• How long you need cover for
• Next of kin name and address
Where you can travel
• Europe (Schengen) — the cover most commonly required for a visa
• Canada and the United States
• Worldwide
Pre-existing conditions
You will be asked whether you have any pre-existing medical condition — meaning any condition known or unknown to you in the year before the policy starts, such as diabetes, hypertension or a heart condition. Answer honestly; a declaration that turns out to be wrong is the most common reason a claim fails.
Before you buy
Premium paid is not refundable for non-usage, so choose your dates with that in mind.
About This Plan
Travel Health Insurance covers medical expenses, accidental death and repatriation while you are on an international journey. It is also the proof of cover most embassies ask for before they will grant a visa — Schengen missions require it as a condition of entry. Cover runs from three days to five years, for a single trip or for multiple journeys within the period, and the certificate is issued as soon as your application is completed.
Who can take this cover?
Anyone travelling internationally. Standard cover runs to age 71. From 72 we arrange cover individually — contact us and a member of the team will assess it with you.
What you will need
• Your international passport — the number and its expiry date
• Where you are travelling to, and your departure date
• How long you need cover for
• Next of kin name and address
Where you can travel
• Europe (Schengen) — the cover most commonly required for a visa
• Canada and the United States
• Worldwide
Pre-existing conditions
You will be asked whether you have any pre-existing medical condition — meaning any condition known or unknown to you in the year before the policy starts, such as diabetes, hypertension or a heart condition. Answer honestly; a declaration that turns out to be wrong is the most common reason a claim fails.
Before you buy
Premium paid is not refundable for non-usage, so choose your dates with that in mind.
