What factors you need to consider when buying travel insurance and How to Buy Schengen Visa Travel Insurance Online?

 

There are three main factors, which affect the price of your travel insurance policy:

•        Your age. The cost of the insurance policy increases along with your age. For example, older individuals (especially over the age of 60) have to pay higher premiums for the same insurance plan than someone who is younger.

•        The duration of your trip. Usually, insurance companies calculate the cost of the policy on a daily basis. So, the longer you plan to stay in Schengen, the higher the price of your policy.

•        The maximum coverage limit. There are usually 2-3 insurance plans you can choose from, regardless of the insurance company. As such, the basic plan with health insurance coverage of up to €30,000 will be cheaper than the one with maximum coverage of up to €100,000 or more.

You have to fulfill all the requirements of Schengen visa travel insurance to get your visa approved. Your Schengen travel insurance should fulfill all the following requirements:

•        EUR 30,000 minimum coverage

•        Zero-deductible insurance

•        Insurance should cover all the Schengen countries.

•        It should cover the duration of your entire trip in Schengen countries

•        Provide 1page Schengen visa insurance letter

How to Buy Schengen Visa Travel Insurance Online?

Most insurance companies operate online, so you can simply purchase a travel insurance plan directly from their website. We Recommend Schengen Visa Itinerary to get an affordable Travel Insurance for your Schengen Visa. To purchase one,

1.       Visit the https://www.schengenvisaitinerary.com/

2.       Complete the online application form. You have to give your name, nationality, age, destination, and the dates of travel.

3.       Select which plan you want. There is usually more than one plan available. You can read the benefits of each plan to find one suited to your needs. (Flight Itinerary, Hotel Reservation and Travel Insurance)

4.       Make the payment. You can usually pay by a credit/debit card or through PayPal. The cost of the insurance plan depends on the information you provided (age, length of trip) as well as the plan you chose.

5.       Download and print the Insurance Certificate. You need this to hand in to the Embassy when you apply for a visa. It will be in PDF format.

If you need support with an upcoming trip to the Schengen Area, please contact us today.

 

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