Tick travel insurance has ranked first place for customer satisfaction in 2023.
This survey was conducted by Dynata, where 95% of respondents said they would recommend Tick to a friend, and it scored the highest in the 'value for money' category.
Southern Cross Travel Insurance has taken the top position in the 'Travel insurance - Comprehensive' category for the 2023 Finder Awards. Why? It's got to do with its wide COVID-19 coverage and how it handles cancellations due to unexpected events.
Adding to that, its average pricing was pretty affordable compared to other brands who offer less coverage for a higher price.
Fast Cover is the winner of the 2023 Finder Awards for the 'Travel insurance - Value' category. How? We compared the average prices of 28 international travel insurance policies, and Fast Cover came out on top.
But what does 'value' mean? It means we looked at more than just price. Fast Cover doesn't include everything on its policies, but it offers good value.
InsureandGo has taken the top place for the 'Travel insurance - Domestic' category in the 2023 Finder Awards.
Why? We analysed 23 domestic policies and found that InsureandGo were generous with their benefit limits for things like cancellation and rental car excess insurance.
Southern Cross Travel Insurance is the winner of the 'Travel insurance - Seniors' category in the 2023 Finder Awards. Why? It has higher age limits and generous benefits.
We also appreciated SCTI's easy-to-read product disclosure statement. This means that customers can easily understand their policies, and travel with confidence.
Fast Cover Travel Insurance's COVID-19 Benefits & Refund Policy earned it a place among the finalists in the Insurance Innovation category of this year's Finder Innovation Awards.
It goes further than many other insurers, covering COVID medical expenses and evacuation, up to $5,000 for COVID-related cancellations and additional expenses.
Every travel insurance policy has things you won't be covered for. Common exclusions include:
Travel insurance can cover you for COVID-19 in Portugal. A policy can cover you for the following:
"When I travel, I don't want to fork out a lot for travel insurance. I always get something above the bare minimum though which usually only covers medical-only expenses. Flight disruptions and delayed luggage are really common, so look for a cheap policy that covers me for these things."
For emergencies: call 112 (police), 112 (ambulance) or 112 (fire).
In a medical emergency, call for help and then contact your insurer on their emergency assistance line.
Australians don't need a visa to travel to Portugal for up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
You can travel for business purposes, a holiday, visiting friends and family, medical reasons or for short-term study.
If you're planning to study, work, or live in Portugal for more than 90 days, you will need to apply for a visa before you travel.
"Civil unrest, security risks, threat of terrorist attack and crime are a concern in Portugal, but you should still be eligible for travel insurance. It won't cover all of these situations but it can help cover medical costs, stolen belongings and much much more."
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Butter International Travel Insurance comes with all the essentials and plenty of optional extras for those who want further coverage.
From fire and flood to earthquake and volcanic eruption, natural disasters can cause travel chaos, but travel insurance will have you covered.
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One of the features of many high-end or rewards credit cards is complimentary travel insurance. Unlike standalone travel insurance policies which require you to pay a premium, these policies are offered for free to cardholders. However, keep in mind that you still need to pay your card’s annual fee and will need to use your credit card to book certain holiday costs in order to activate cover.
Similar to standalone travel insurance policies, complimentary credit card travel insurance offers cover for a host of risks you face while travelling, including overseas emergency medical expenses, cancellation fees and lost deposits, luggage and personal belongings, and legal liability.
However, just as with any other type of insurance, these policies feature a range of limits and exclusions that you should be wary of before setting off on a trip. It also pays to compare credit card travel insurance policies closely before deciding which card offers the right cover for you.
Review affordable backpacker insurance for your next overseas adventure and find the right insurance policy to cover commonplace backpacking travel risks.
Domestic travel insurance can provide cover for trip cancellation (domestic flights), loss or damage to luggage and expensive items, car rental excess charges and much more. Find out why domestic travel insurance is worth getting and compare policies from Australian insurers.