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Travel insurance can help with unexpected costs before or during a trip, such as cancellation expenses, lost baggage or overseas medical treatment. The protection available depends on the policy and your travel plans.
Travel insurance may include cover for loss of or damage to baggage and personal effects, cancellation fees, lost deposits, overseas emergency medical, hospital or dental expenses, and additional accommodation or travel expenses, subject to the policy terms, conditions, limits and exclusions.
Some travel insurance policies may also include features such as a hospital cash allowance, accidental death, permanent disability, or other optional benefits.
Travel insurance may also include cover for items such as travel documents, credit cards, travellers cheques, theft of cash, personal liability, and rental vehicle excess, depending on the policy.
Compare the premium alongside the benefits, cover limits and excesses, rather than price alone. Read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) carefully to understand what is covered, what is excluded and whether the policy suits your circumstances.
Premiums can vary with your destination, trip length, age, medical circumstances and selected cover. Check the cost of optional benefits and how your chosen excess affects both the premium and what you may need to pay towards a claim.
Keep your policy details and the insurer's emergency assistance contact information accessible while travelling. Check the policy's notification requirements and whether approval is needed before incurring particular expenses. Keep receipts, booking records and any relevant medical, airline or police reports to support a claim.
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