Travel Insurance provides financial protection against unexpected events during your trip, including medical emergencies, trip cancellations, travel delays, and loss of baggage.

Travel Insurance is mandatory for certain destinations, such as Schengen countries, and may be required for visa approval or entry.

Coverage generally includes:

• Emergency medical expenses
• Hospitalization and evacuation
• Trip cancellation or interruption
• Travel delay and missed connections
• Loss or delay of baggage
• Personal liability
• 24/7 emergency assistance

Most policies provide coverage for medical treatment related to illnesses, including COVID-19, subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions.

Yes, travel Insurance can be purchased after booking your trip, but it must be bought before departure for coverage to be valid.

Coverage for pre-existing medical conditions varies by insurer and plan. Some policies offer optional coverage subject to declaration and approval.

The policy provides compensation for delayed, lost, or stolen baggage, subject to specified limits and documentation.

Yes, travel Insurance typically compensates for additional expenses caused by flight delays beyond a defined waiting period.

Claims can be submitted online or through the insurer’s claims department by providing required documents such as bills, reports, and tickets.

Yes, single-trip and multi-trip (annual) travel Insurance options are available, depending on your travel frequency.

Most comprehensive travel Insurance plans include personal liability coverage for accidental injury to third parties or damage to property.

Choose a plan based on your destination, trip duration, age, medical history, and coverage requirements.