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Travelling abroad for several months? Our long stay travel insurance FAQs explain coverage, costs, and tips for staying protected on extended trips.
Long stay travel insurance provides protection for trips abroad lasting several months. It covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost or delayed baggage, travel delays, and personal liability for extended journeys.
Anyone planning to live, work, or study abroad for several months, or taking an extended holiday, should consider long stay travel insurance. It helps manage risks that increase with longer trips.
Standard coverage usually includes medical emergencies, repatriation, trip cancellation or curtailment, lost or stolen baggage, travel delays, and personal liability. Optional extras may include adventure activities, winter sports, or extended electronics cover.
Many policies cover declared pre-existing conditions, usually after completing a health questionnaire. Always provide accurate medical information to ensure coverage.
Policies vary, but coverage typically ranges from one month to up to 12 months. Some insurers may allow extensions depending on policy terms.
Costs depend on age, destination, length of stay, coverage level, and optional extras. Longer trips typically cost more, while annual multi-trip policies can be more cost-effective for frequent long stays.
You can purchase it after booking, but buying early ensures full coverage for trip cancellations and other benefits.
Many policies include COVID-19 coverage for medical emergencies and trip cancellations. Always check policy details for quarantine, testing, and repatriation coverage.
Standard policies may exclude high-risk activities. Optional cover can be added for adventure sports, winter sports, or similar activities.
Extensions are possible if requested before the current coverage ends. Check with your insurer for any waiting periods or additional requirements.