You purchase a travel insurance to cover yourself and/or your family against travel-related accidents, losses or interruption. The coverage is usually limited to the period of your travel. However, some insurance companies may offer various combinations of protection to cater to the specific needs of customers, including long-term annual policies if you are a frequent ...
Mistake 1: Did not contact the Insurer during an emergency Let’s face it, we all panic during an emergency. That’s why it’s called an emergency, a state for us to justify our panic-driven behavior. And it is during such a time that a calm and collected mind would provide the best solution to get us ...
Here’s a quick note for those who are interested in purchasing a travel insurance coverage. All travel insurance applications must be submitted at least 36 hours prior to your travel departure date to allow sufficient time for application review and policy submission. We provide the following types of travel insurance coverage: a) Individual Travel Plan ...
Travel Insurance Buying Guide Part 1: Need for Travel Insurance Part 2: Claims You Can Make Part 3: Not Covered Part 4: The Eligibility Part 5: Compensation and Satisfaction You need to protect you and your family in case of unexpected emergencies during your travel. However, you may not be satisfied with the offer made ...
Travel Insurance Buying Guide Part 1: Need for Travel Insurance Part 2: Claims You Can Make Part 3: Not Covered Part 4: The Eligibility Part 5: Compensation and Satisfaction What criteria do you need to fulfil to be eligible for travel insurance? Travel insurance policies are generally assessed by age, destination, length of stay and ...