Travel Insurance Plans

Travelling is always exciting. At the same time, the food, surroundings, unforeseen events, etc. might lead to sickness. Immediate medical attention may trouble your travel and shall bring up a financial burden. To tackle such situations, Travel Insurance is necessary as it covers emergency hospitalisation expenses.

Loss or delay of checked-in baggage may leave you in an uncomfortable situation. At such times, managing without your personal belongings will be difficult. By opting for Travel Insurance, you can be worry-less, because Travel Insurance covers the necessary expenses incurred due to delayed or lost checked-in baggage.

Passport is an essential document that you carry for overseas travel. If you lose the passport, then the expenses incurred for availing a duplicate or fresh passport will be covered under Travel Insurance.

In case of unfortunate death or disablement of the insured person abroad, the Travel Insurance plan provides a lump sum as compensation up to the specified limits to the insured’s family or his/her legal representatives. 

In the event of an unfortunate death of the insured person abroad, the transportation of mortal remains to his/her country or compensation equivalent for a local burial or cremation of the insured person where the death has occurred is covered by Travel Insurance. 

Apart from travel inconveniences, most Travel Insurance plans provide emergency dental coverage. They only cover the emergency dental expenses arising for natural teeth due to accidental injuries. 

In case of a health emergency of an insured person, then on the advice of the medical practitioner, the Travel Insurance policy offers emergency medical evacuation of that person to the country of residence. 

If the insured person owns legal liability for third-party damage, bodily injury or illness to any person in a foreign land, then the Travel Insurance plan entitles the policyholder a compensation as scheduled in the policy. 

The Travel Insurance Policies provide an allowance if the common carrier in which the insured person is travelling is hijacked, provided the insured’s trip is interrupted for more than 12 hours. The allowance is provided as scheduled in the policy.