Travel Insurance for a Visitor to Canada
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Visitor to Canada Travel Insurance is quick to set up and can save you time!
When planning your trip to Canada it is important to make sure you have the right coverage in place. A Visitor to Canada Travel Insurance policy should include Medical Emergency Coverage, Repatriation, Trip Cancellation and Accident coverage.
Thankfully, we make getting travel insurance easy for Visitors to Canada. We can usually find coverage for a Visitor to Canada for as little as $3 per day.
As well, you can get coverage for trip cancellations and baggage loss for an extra fee. So if you’re transporting something valuable of there’s a chance you’ll have to postpone your trip, you can avoid expensive fees to recover the situation.
As a Visitor to Canada, you need to make sure you have the right insurance
Make sure you understand the coverage you need and that you have the rightVisitor to Canada Travel Insurance
Emergency Medical Travel Insurance
Most Importantly, when travelling as a Visitor to Canada make sure you have coverage to pay for your expenses in the event of a medical emergency. It's easy to set-up and relatively inexpensive. It is offered by most travel agents as part of the trip, but if you decide to look around for something more inclusive or less expensive, we can help.
Trip Cancellation & Interruption Coverage
Trip Cancellation Insurance can be expensive, so it definitely makes sense to determine whether you need it. The premium is based on the cost of your trip and typically costs hundreds of dollars or even thousands if it's an expensive trip. If you've booked a trip costing you less than $4000 and your departure date is within a few weeks, it may not be worthwhile for you. You may find better value in an All-Inclusive Travel Insurance plan.
If you've planned a trip to Canada several months in advance, it makes sense to look into the cost of trip cancellation and decide for yourself whether it's worth the cost.
Repatriation
Coverage to ensure you are transported back to your home in case of a loss of life is not only important, but a crucial part of the plan in order for you to come as a Visitor to Canada.
Speak with an advisor today to find out which plan has all the coverage you need!
Hospitalization Coverage
Make sure you have coverage for hospitalization in case you have an emergency and need to stay in the hospital.
In the event of an emergency, if you end up in the hospital, the bills for staying there can be very expensive. As a visitor to Canada, it is important to make sure you have a way to pay for this just in case. Medical Emergency plans should always include hospitalization coverage. Make sure it is part of your plan.
Travel Accident Coverage
Accidents can happen anytime anywhere. When travelling as a Visitor to Canada, make sure you have accident coverage to protect you in case of a disability or loss of life.
24/7 Travel Assistance Services
Your plan should include 24/7 travel assistance just in case you happen to need it outside of regular business hours. Our plans come with 24/7 assistance hotlines and someone will be ready to help you when you need it.
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Your most commonly asked questions about Travel Insurance
Years in the field have given us the tools to find you the answers your looking for about your travel insurance areas of concern. We're here to help, so if you don't find an answer to your question - just call! We're more than happy to give you a hand!
Travel Insurance is meant to cover you for the unexpected while you are away from home. The very basic coverage is meant to cover you for your own medical emergencies while travelling. This will ensure you’re not out anything if you get sick or hurt while you travel, but it won’t save you if you need to cancel your trip.
Trip Cancellation/Interruption coverage allows you to cancel your trip in the event of an emergency or travel home sooner than expected at no extra cost.
As well, you can benefit from the advantage of baggage loss coverage if you lose your bags. We’d all like to assume everything will go as planned while travelling, but who can be certain what might happen?
No. You can travel anywhere you want without insurance. Who’s going to stop you?
On the other hand, you might want to consider having the coverage anyway. After all, you never know what might happen to you, your loved ones or even your bags. If you hold any of these things close to your heart, you may want to think about having some sort of coverage.
Like all insurance, travel insurance can be cancelled by the owner of the policy. If you’ve already begun your trip, you may only require to have a portion of your premiums returned when cancelling, since you’ve already been covered for a period of time.
If you’re cancelling the insurance before travelling it may only require your option to rescind the policy. On every insurance policy you have a ten day window to decide that you are not interested in having the coverage. All premiums will be returned by the insurance company.