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ANNUAL MULTI-TRIP TRAVEL INSURANCE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Annual multi-trip travel insurance covers multiple trips within a 12-month period under one policy, each up to a specified trip length.
Single-trip covers one journey, while annual multi-trip insurance covers multiple trips for a year, so its more suited to frequent travellers, and can also feature different cancellation terms. Lawys check the policy wording to see what's included and what isn't before you make a travel insurance purchase.
Most policies allow unlimited trips as long as each stay is within the trip length limit, often 31 or 45 days.
You will need to tell your insurer which parts of the world you wish to travel to when buying your policy, the options can vary, and sometimes certain countries are excluded from cover. Always make sure you are properly covered for all of the destinations you wish to travel to before travelling.
Annual multi-trip travel insurance covers emergency medical costs, cancellation, lost luggage, delay, and more, with optional extras for activities like skiing or cruises.
If you travel more than twice a year, it can often be more economical and convenient than buying separate single-trip policies. Plus, if you are travelling to a destination covered by your policy you can jet off on last minute deals with the piece of mind that yu are still covered.
Yes, if declared during medical screening and accepted by the insurer. Always tell your insurer about any medical conditions you, or any other travellers on your policy may have as soon as possible to help ensure you are covered if you later need to make a claim on your policy.
Yes, most insurers offer travel insurance cover for several people under one policy.
Some policies include business trips, others require an optional upgrade. Check the terms of your policy before travelling.
Some insurers allow upgrading to Worldwide during the policy year with additional premiums or endorsements. Always check with your provider.
Exceeding the maximum trip length may invalidate cover. Some insurers allow extensions with prior arrangement and extra premium.
Most policies do not limit the number of claims, but repeated claims may affect renewal or premiums.
Purchase before your first trip for full coverage. Some providers cover trips already booked if purchased in advance, check the policy wording carefully.
Some policies include cruise travel automatically; others require an optional add-on. Always check the itinerary coverage.
The excess is usually paid per person per claim, not per trip. Some policies have separate excesses for medical, baggage, or cancellation.
Many policies exclude coverage for countries which are under government travel advisories (e.g., Foreign Office 'do not travel' warnings). Always check up to date restrictions before booking your trip.
