Travel health insurance covers the cost of medical treatment you may need while abroad, so a health problem never has to derail your trip.
Travel health insurance is a policy that covers the medical examination, treatment, hospitalisation and, if necessary, medical evacuation costs you may need abroad after a sudden illness or accident. Many countries also require proof of this cover as part of a visa application.
Anyone travelling abroad for business or leisure — especially those applying for a visa or who simply don't want to risk a trip without medical cover — should have travel health insurance in place.
Yes, Aveon Insurance's travel health policy carries coverage limits that meet the visa requirements of most countries.
Travel health insurance is issued on a daily basis matching your trip's start and end dates, with single-trip or multi-trip options available.
Pre-existing chronic conditions are generally excluded from standard cover; declare your condition when applying so we can guide you to the right option.
Chronic conditions that existed before the policy, cosmetic procedures, hazardous sports and incidents occurring under the influence of alcohol or drugs fall outside the standard cover.
If you have a medical problem abroad, call the assistance line printed on your policy. At contracted providers treatment is settled directly by the insurer; elsewhere you submit your invoices after you return and are reimbursed.
Yes, one policy can be issued for family members travelling together. Each insured person is listed individually on the policy and the cover limits apply per person.
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