Travel insurance covers you and/or your family against fortuitous events resulting in personal injury and/or loss or damage to personal belongings. You will be compensated should these events happen.

• Accidental Death or Disablement
• Medical expenses incurred due to illness or accident
• Costs of Emergency Medical Evacuation
• Repatriation of mortal remains
• Travel Cancellation and/or postponement due to illness or natural disaster before departure
• Loss of Baggage, Personal Money/Valuables, Personal Belongings and Laptop
• Loss of Deposit due to travel cancellation resulting from illness or natural disaster before departure Trip Curtailment & Hijacking
• Travel Delays and Overbooking and Missed Connection
• Baggage Delays
• Loss of Travel Documents
• Personal Liability for accidents caused by you
• Closure of travel agency/operator resulting in Loss of Deposit
• Quarantine allowance for infectious diseases
• Loss due to Credit Card frauds

(Coverage is 24-hours whilst away on travel)

All destinations carry certain risks such as cancelled or delayed flights, loss of baggage etc. Such circumstances could happen and it’s best not to risk it – even for short trips.

Even though you can obtain travel insurance up until the day before your trip actually begins, it’s best to purchase your travel insurance immediately after you’ve booked your trip.

An individual plan only insures you for the trip but not any of your friends or family members who are going to the trip along with you. If you’re going as a group, it’s best to buy under family plan.

No. Travel insurance policies usually covers you at the start of your trip till the end of the trip.

Depending on the number of days of your trip, you can be covered from a day to a maximum of 180 days.