Who Needs Schengen Travel Insurance and Why It is Necessary for Schengen Countries?

 

If you travel to any of these Schengen countries, you would have to buy a medical travel insurance plan before you apply for a Visa. You need a Schengen Travel Insurance Policy, as it is mandatory if you want to travel in any of the 26 countries constituting the Schengen continent.

Why Travel Insurance is Necessary for Schengen countries?

Just as your perfect accommodation, flight tickets and luggage are important for travelling abroad, similarly buying travel insurance is mandatory too. Buying travel insurance is mandatory, many countries worldwide consider it as important as a VISA and many not let you enter their territory without a valid travel insurance. However, why just buy travel insurance because it is mandatory? You must get one for your own safety and precaution.

Advantages of Travel Insurance

Buying a travel insurance plan comes with a host of benefits. It is designed in such a way that one single policy can protect your baggage, your liabilities, and medical emergencies. Let us understand how a travel insurance policy works and its advantages.

Emergency medical expenses: Travel Insurance covers outpatient, in-patient, medical aid, therapies and diagnostic tests costs incurred due to sudden illness or accident.

Personal Accident: Pays medical expenses in case of accidental death or permanent total disability.

Flight delays: Delay in flights or rescheduling of flight is a common scenario during international travel. In case the aircraft is delayed for more than 6 hours then we reimburse the amount spent on purchase of meals, refreshments etc. subject to submission of bills.

Delay of Checked Baggage: Compensation for reasonable expenses incurred for the purchase of toiletries, clothing and medication due to delay of checked-in baggage for more than 12 hours.

Total Loss of baggage & personal documents – Get a cover in case of lost baggage or loss of personal documents such as passport and other relevant documents.

Personal Liability: Compensation of damages to be paid to a third party, resulting from death, injury or damage to health or property caused involuntarily by the insured.

Other Benefits: Personal Accident (Common Carrier), Hospital Cash, Emergency Dental Treatment, Medical Evacuation, Repatriation, Loss of Checked Baggage, Financial Emergency Assistance, Hijack Distress Allowance and Contingency Travel Benefit.

To make an affordable Travel Insurance you could use the services of Schengen Visa Itinerary. We also offer Flight Reservation and Hotel Reservation to complete your visa requirements.

 


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