Travel Insurance
Travel Insurance is insurance that guarantees losses incurred to the Insured while traveling both domestically and abroad within a certain period of time.
Guaranteed risk
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Death and permanent disability
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Death other than due to accident (Domestic Travel Type Only)
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Medical expenses
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Emergency medical evacuation and repatriation
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Repatriation of the body
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Visiting relatives (international travel types only)
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Child care (International travel types only)
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Hospital daily allowance (for international travel types only)
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Loss of baggage and personal items
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Compensation for cash compensation (for international travel types only)
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Baggage delays (international travel types only)
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Legal liability to third parties (for international travel types only)
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Lost deposit or trip cancellation
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Travel reduction (international travel types only)
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Loss of travel documents (international travel types only)
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Flight delays and missed connecting flights (international travel types only)
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Piracy (international travel types only)
Exception
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War, revolution, government regulation.
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Terrorism and sabotage.
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Any attempt to commit suicide or self-harm.
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Influence of nuclear or other radioactive materials.
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The Insured's participation in a criminal or illegal act.
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Venereal disease, AIDS or AIDS-related diseases.
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Alcohol and drug abuse.
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All pre-existing conditions.
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Sports and activities of a professional and dangerous nature such as racing (except running).
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Travel specifically to get medical treatment.
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Injuries resulting from participating in wars or rebellions.
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Actions against the law committed by the Insured.
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Attempted suicide, intentionally injuring yourself.
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Incidents involving drug use unless prescribed by a doctor.
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Transfer of the Insured from one medical facility to another.
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Minor illness that can be treated by a local doctor and does not prevent the Insured from continuing his journey or returning home
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Pregnancy with a period of more than 6 months.
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Mental or nervous disorders unless hospitalized.