Travel Insurance
Embassy-compliant travel insurance for Schengen and other visa applications, plus optional cover for the rest of your trip.
How We Help
Several visa categories — Schengen being the clearest example — require proof of travel medical insurance with a minimum coverage amount before your application can even be submitted. We help you choose a policy that meets the exact coverage threshold your destination requires, while also covering trip cancellation, baggage loss and medical emergencies for peace of mind.
- Embassy-Compliant CoveragePolicies matched to the minimum medical cover your destination's visa category requires (e.g. €30,000 for Schengen).
- Medical Emergency CoverProtection against unexpected medical costs while travelling abroad.
- Baggage & Trip ProtectionOptional cover for lost baggage, trip delays and cancellations.
- Instant Policy DocumentsDigital policy copies delivered quickly enough to include in your visa file.
How The Process Works
Tell Us Your Destination & Dates
Share your destination(s), trip duration and the ages of everyone travelling.
We Match Coverage To Requirements
We identify the exact minimum medical cover your visa category requires — €30,000 for Schengen, for example.
Compare Plans & Premiums
We shortlist 2–3 suitable plans so you can compare cover and premium before deciding.
Instant Policy Issuance
Once confirmed, your policy document is issued digitally — ready to attach to your visa application.
What We'll Need From You
- Destination country or countries and exact travel dates
- Age of every traveller to be covered
- Any pre-existing medical conditions to disclose
- Approximate trip cost, if you want cancellation cover
- Passport copy for policy issuance
Travel Insurance FAQs
Schengen visa applications require travel medical insurance with a minimum cover of €30,000, valid across the entire Schengen area for your full trip duration.
Coverage for pre-existing conditions varies by insurer and plan. Let us know upfront so we can recommend a policy that actually covers your situation.
Yes — family or group policies covering multiple travellers under one policy document are available and often more economical.
Most insurers offer a free-look cancellation window or refund if your visa is refused — we'll confirm the specific insurer's policy before you buy.