The policy covers expenses incurred towards medical treatment for an accident or an illness developed during the trip. It includes a fixed amount for all medical expenses and those of repatriation. The loss of passport is also covered under this policy. In–flight accidents are also covered for.
Policy payment chart
PLAN A | PLAN B |
Excluding USA and Canada | Including USA and Canada |
Age Limit: 6 months to 60 years. On medical examination, this can be raised to 70 – 75 years at the discretion of the company. | Age Limit: 6 months to 40 years. On medical examination, this can be raised upto 70 – 75 at the discretion of the company. |
Trip Limit: 180 days on any one trip plus additional time but not exceeding 365 days on any one trip. | Trip Limit: 180 days on any one trip plus additional time but not exceeding 365 days on any one trip. |
Medical expenses and Repatriation, US $ 50,000 US $ 100. | Medical expenses and Repatriation, US $ 1,00,000 US $ 100. |
In flight personal accident Benefit, US $ 10,000 NIL. |
In flight personal accident benefit, US $ 10,000 NIL. |
Loss of passport, US $ 150 US $ 30 | Loss of passport, US $ 150 US $ 30 |
The policy does not cover
- Any diseases existing or treated prior to one year of commencement of the risk whether declared or not.
- For children aged five, under treatment for mumps, chicken pox, measles, German measles, spina bifida, whooping cough, diphtheria, poliomyelitis, meningitis and scarlet fever.
- Involving travel against medical advice, travel for treatment, in terminal prognosis or awaiting special treatment.
- Cosmetic surgery, pregnancy related costs and AIDS.
- War and nuclear perils.
- Suicide or attempted suicide.
- Benefits recoverable under any other policy like motor, WC or public assistance scheme.
- Examination or treatment in India or expenses incurred outside the country of study or employment (This does not prejudice emergency evacuation on medical grounds).