TRAVEL INSURANCE

To be covered for COVID, you need to have had all doses of the COVID vaccine you’ve been offered, including any booster jabs.
You can also be covered if you can’t have the vaccine due to a medical exemption.
If you’ve refused any doses of the COVID vaccine or any booster jab, then you won’t be covered for COVID related claims.

There’s no upper age limit on our Single Trip Travel Insurance policy, so you can insure the whole family. You might even get your cover for less, as families and couples living at the same address get an automatic discount on their policy.

We can cover most pre-existing medical conditions – because something you live with day to day shouldn’t stop you seeing the world.
Your pre-existing medical conditions need to be covered on your medical travel insurance, including high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer. If anything changes between taking out your policy and going on holiday, you must let us know.

You can travel to multiple destinations on a Single Trip Travel Insurance policy as long as each destination is listed on your policy.
Going to North America? You can travel between Canada and the USA on a Single Trip policy as long as you let us know.

You can spend up to 104 days abroad with our standard Single Trip policy – plenty of time to put your feet up.
For an even longer break, take a look at Long Stay Cover, which lets you enjoy longer trips depending on your age and destination.

You can buy a policy from us up to 18 months before you travel, or up to 24 months if you’re eligible.
You should take out a policy as soon as you book your trip to make sure you’re covered for unforeseen events that might mean you have to cancel.

You should be covered in most destinations if the country you’re going to is safe to visit.
To check your destination is safe to visit, take a look at the FCDO’s travel advice. The FCDO’s advice can change at any time, so make sure you check it’s safe to travel before you set off.
If the FCDO, World Health Organisation or local authorities have advised against ‘all’ or ‘all but essential’ travel to your destination, then it won’t be safe for you to travel there.
If you travel against FCDO advice, your policy will become invalid and won’t cover you if you need to claim. Even if advice changes while you’re on holiday, you won’t be covered if your destination was listed as unsafe when you travelled.

You can take out our European FCDO Travel Advice Extension add-on. This lets you travel with cover even when the FCDO advises against ‘all but essential travel’.
74% of our customers paid less than £5 for this add-on to their European policy.
73.5% of European FCDO Travel Advice Extension add-ons for trips to France or Spain sold between 1st March 2021 and 31 May 2021 cost less than £5 excluding insurance premium tax.

You should buy a travel insurance policy as soon as you book your trip. Our Single Trip Travel Insurance covers you for cancellations as soon as you take out your policy.

Our travel insurance can help cover your holiday in the UK or abroad in case things go wrong unexpectedly, like cutting your holiday short, losing your baggage, or needing emergency medical help.
For example, if you have a medical emergency abroad, your travel insurance could save you thousands by covering the cost of your treatment.

Your travel insurance covers the cost of unexpected events and emergencies. COVID testing has become a routine procedure for many countries, so it isn’t covered by your travel insurance.