Travel Insurance — Because Trips Don't Always Go to Plan
From a delayed flight to a medical emergency abroad, travel insurance covers the surprises so you can focus on the trip.
Coverage
What Travel Insurance Typically Covers
Medical Emergencies
Cover for hospitalisation, treatment and emergency evacuation while travelling.
Trip Cancellation & Delay
Compensation for covered trip cancellations, interruptions or flight delays.
Baggage Loss or Delay
Cover for lost, stolen or delayed checked-in baggage during your journey.
Passport Loss
Assistance and cover for expenses related to a lost passport while abroad.
Personal Accident Cover
Financial protection in case of accidental injury or death during the trip.
Schengen-Compliant Plans
Plans that meet the minimum cover requirements for a Schengen visa application.
Types of Cover
Pick the Right Travel Plan
- Single-trip international
- Multi-trip annual plans
- Domestic travel cover
- Student travel insurance
- Senior citizen travel plans
- Family travel plans
Buy your planBefore you depart
Some visas requireMinimum medical cover proof
Keep handy while travellingPolicy copy & emergency helpline
FAQs
Travel Insurance Questions, Answered
It's not mandatory for every destination, but some countries — including Schengen visa nations — require proof of minimum travel medical cover before granting a visa.
Ideally as soon as you book your trip, so cancellation-related benefits (if included) apply from the earliest possible date.
Coverage for pre-existing conditions varies significantly by plan. Let us know your requirement and we'll help you find a plan that matches.