A requirement for obtaining a Schengen Visa is to have
insurance covering you in all states in the Schengen Area up to medical costs
of €30,000. The easiest way to do this is to obtain Schengen travel and medical
insurance from an accredited provider, such as Schengen Visa
Itinerary, which is the leading brand for this type of Travel Insurance.
Not all travelers require a Schengen Visa to travel to
the Schengen Area, as countries including the U.S.A., Mexico, Brazil, and
Canada have visa-free arrangements with the Schengen Zone. However, it is still
strongly recommended you obtain insurance as all your medical costs, or those
you may incur should something go wrong on your trip, may not be covered
without obtaining travel insurance. If you are planning to travel to more than
one Schengen country or want to be flexible with your itinerary, it is also a
great way to ensure you are covered in the majority of countries in Europe.
What
Does Europe Travel Insurance Policy Usually Cover?
A good travel insurance policy for Europe should cover
the following costs:
• Medical
emergency (accident or sickness) while in the Schengen Area
• Emergency
evacuation
• Repatriation
of remains
• Return
of a minor
• Trip
cancellation
• Trip
interruption
• Accidents,
Injury or disablement benefit
• Overseas
funeral expenses
• Lost,
stolen or damaged baggage, personal effects or travel documents
• Delayed
baggage (and emergency replacement of essential items)
• Flight
connection missed due to airline schedule crash
• Travel
delays due to weather
• Hijacking
• Usually,
the insurers cover pregnancy-related expenses, if the travel occurs during the
first trimester. After that, insurance coverage varies from insurer to insurer.
Travel Medical Insurance policies for travelling to
Europe that fulfil Schengen Visa requirements can be purchased online directly
on the Schengen Visa Itinerary
website. We also offer Flight Reservation
and affordable Hotel Reservation
to complete your visa requirements.
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