Single trip insurance covers one specific journey, while multi-trip insurance provides coverage for multiple trips within a set period, usually a year.

Coverage for pre-existing conditions varies by policy. Some insurers offer specific coverage if you meet certain criteria, while others may exclude these conditions entirely.

Generally, travel insurance must be purchased before your trip begins. However, some providers may offer coverage for specific situations even after departure.

If you require medical assistance abroad, contact your travel insurance provider immediately. They can guide you to approved medical facilities and help coordinate care.

Yes, many travel insurance policies exclude high-risk activities such as skydiving, scuba diving, or extreme sports unless specifically included in the policy.

To file a claim, contact your insurance provider as soon as possible. Provide necessary documentation, such as receipts and medical reports, to support your claim.

Most travel insurance policies take effect immediately upon purchase or at the start of your trip. However, some may have a waiting period for specific coverages.

Yes, many insurers allow you to customize your travel insurance policy by adding specific coverages based on your needs, such as rental car coverage or adventure sports protection.