Travel insurance
Travel insurance
There have been cases where Canadian families had to dip into their retirement savings or even sell their homes to afford bringing a loved one back home—all because they didn’t purchase travel insurance.
Despite such risks, many still choose to travel without insurance.
If you’re planning an overseas trip, it’s smart to get travel medical insurance. Medical expenses abroad can be extremely high. In fact, some countries require you to have travel insurance before issuing a visa. Even where it’s not mandatory, buying travel insurance is a wise choice to protect yourself from unexpected events. Healthcare costs are often significantly higher in developed countries, making travel insurance even more important.
How does insurance work?
Insurance Requirements.
Pre-Existing Conditions Coverage.
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Summary of Travel Insurance Plan Benefits:
A Travel Insurance Plan can protect and cover you against medical and other financial emergencies that may occur during your travel.
A travel medical insurance will either reimburse for your treatment at the adjoining medical facility, or allow you to choose the hospital where you desire the requisite treatment.
Depending on the insurance plan you choose, you may be fully or partially covered. When shopping for travel insurance, compare policy coverage, benefits and prices, and ask for a list of what is included and what is not. Therefore it is highly recommended consulting an insurance broker you trust to learn more.