What should my Bhutan travel insurance cover?

Your insurance policy should ideally cover medical emergencies, hospitalization, accidents, personal liability, loss of passport or documents, baggage loss or delay, and repatriation.

Will my insurance cover COVID-19 related expenses?

Most travel insurance plans now include COVID-19 coverage, but you should confirm with your provider before purchasing.

Where can I buy Bhutan work permit travel insurance?

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Travel Insurance for Bhutan from India

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What is Bhutan Visa travel insurance?

Travel insurance for Bhutan provides financial protection against unexpected medical emergencies, accidents, or hospitalization during your stay. While not mandatory for Indian travelers, it is strongly recommended to ensure coverage for medical treatment, emergency evacuation, or repatriation.

Is India to Bhutan travel insurance Mandatory?

No travel insurance is not mandatory for Indian citizens traveling to Bhutan. Indian travellers to Bhutan are however strongly recommended to buy travel insurance for their international travel. Having good travel medical insurance which covers emergency medical expenses, hospitalization, and medical evacuation and repatriation while outside India will secure you both financially in case of an accident or medical emergency and provide peace of mind during the journey.

Travel insurance for Bhutan work permit from India

Many Indians work in Bhutan across sectors like electronics, manufacturing, IT, and education. To legally work in Bhutan, you need a valid work permit and a Bhutan Resident Visa (Employment). As per consulate requirements, you must also purchase a valid travel insurance policy to get your Bhutan visa approved.

What is the cheapest travel insurance for Bhutan visa insurance from India?

The cheapest travel insurance from India to Bhutan plan on eindiainsurance starts at only ₹14 per day from Bajaj General Insurance. If you have any doubts please contact us +91-(80)-41101026.

Please compare Bhutan travel insurance plans based on your trip duration and coverage needs, the insurers offer the most comprehensive travel insurance satisfying travel insurance requirements.

Top 5 Best Travel Insurance for Bhutan From India

Looking for the best travel medical insurance for Bhutan? Here's a curated list of the top 5 travel insurance plans for Bhutan.

Best Indian Travel Insurance for Bhutan – Individual Traveler Aged 35 Years

Policy Maximum

$15,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $100

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $200

Medical Evacuation

$15,000

Starting at ₹14/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$15,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $100

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $200

Medical Evacuation

$15,000

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Policy Maximum

$25,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $300

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $100

Medical Evacuation

Up to $10,000

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Policy Maximum

$50,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $250

Baggage Delay

Not covered

Baggage Loss

Up to $500

Medical Evacuation

$50,000

Starting at ₹25/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$50,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $250

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $500

Medical Evacuation

$50,000

Starting at ₹37/day Get Quote »
Top Travel Insurance for Bhutan from India – Senior Citizens Traveler Aged 65 Years

Policy Maximum

$15,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $100

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $200

Medical Evacuation

$15,000

Starting at ₹26/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$15,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $100

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $200

Medical Evacuation

$15,000

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Policy Maximum

$25,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $300

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $100

Medical Evacuation

Up to $10,000

Starting at ₹42/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$50,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $250

Baggage Delay

Not covered

Baggage Loss

Up to $500

Medical Evacuation

$50,000

Starting at ₹47/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$50,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $250

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $500

Medical Evacuation

$50,000

Starting at ₹85/day Get Quote »

Disclaimer: The travel insurance policies are arranged in order of premium costs for a 30 days trip to Bhutan. Please refer to individual policy brochures for latest premiums and benefits. We are not liable for use of the information in the above table.

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How Much Does Travel Medical Insurance Cost for Bhutan?

Bhutan visa travel insurance cost starts from ₹423 for 30 days. Some of the best travel insurance from India to Bhutan listed below meet the Bhutan visa requirements and are widely recognized by Schengen/EU embassies and consulates.

Monthly Travel Insurance Cost for Bhutan

Insurance Company	Policy Maximum	Age 35	Age 55	Age 65	Age 75	Age 85
Bajaj General Insurance	$15,000	₹423	₹489	₹801	-	-
Reliance	$15,000	₹620	₹684	₹1,215	-	-
Care	$25,000	₹629	₹750	₹1,288	₹1,829	₹4,470
Tata AIG	$50,000	₹768	₹840	₹1,420	₹4,953	₹11,810
Royal Sundaram	$50,000	₹1,217	₹1,325	₹2,563	-	-

Frequently Asked Questions About Bhutan Travel Insurance

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What are the primary advantages of purchasing Bhutan travel insurance from India prior to departure?

Buying travel insurance in India provides a broader range of plan options, reduced premiums due to local underwriting, and the opportunity to compare different policies. Additionally, it guarantees that the coverage is effective from the time of departure.

Is it possible to obtain travel insurance for Bhutan with no deductible on medical claims?

Yes, many insurers provide policies that feature zero deductible on medical expenses. This implies that the insurer will cover costs from the very first rupee, without any initial outlay from the traveler.

Do Indians need a work permit to work in Bhutan?

Yes, Indians require a valid work permit issued by the Bhutanese authorities to legally work in Bhutan.

Is travel insurance mandatory for a Bhutan work visa?

Yes, a valid travel insurance policy is required when applying for a Bhutan Resident Visa (Employment). It helps meet consulate requirements and ensures you are financially protected during your stay.

How long should the travel insurance policy be valid?

The policy should be valid for at least the duration of your initial stay or as specified by the Bhutanese consulate while processing your visa.

Can I purchase travel insurance online from India?

Yes, you can purchase Bhutan travel insurance online easily through platforms like eIndiaInsurance before applying for your work permit or visa.

How much does travel insurance for Bhutan cost?

The premium depends on factors like your age, duration of stay, medical history, and the insurance coverage chosen. Generally, plans are affordable and tailored for work visa requirements.

Benefits of Buying Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is one of the most important financial protections for international travellers. In case of hospitalization, emergency treatment, or non-medical issues abroad, insurance ensures immediate assistance and peace of mind.

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Bhutan - General Information

pin_drop Location	Southern Asia
apartment Capital	Thimphu
euro_symbol Currency	Ngultrum
calendar_month Travel Seasons	September to November
public Country code	+975
diversity_3 Population	771,608

g_translate Language	Dzongkha
rewarded_ads Sports	Football and Archery
public Area	38,394 square kilometers
location_on Vacation spots	Taktsang Palphug, Paro Valley, Dochula Pass, Tashichho Dzong, Haa Valley.

Travel to Bhutan – Overview

Bhutan is among India’s top 20 preferred tourist destinations, with approximately 94,280 Indians visiting in 2024.

Location / Language of Bhutan
Bhutan is located in the southern foothills of the Himalayan Mountains and is a small nation lying in between People's Republic of China to the north and the Republic of India to the south. It is a country with a total area of 38,394 km² and an approximate total population of 8 lakhs (2017). The geography of this nation has subtropical plains and forests in the South to subalpine forests and snowy mountains in the North. The country is predominantly a Buddhist nation and the last bastion of Mahayana Buddhism. Thimphu is the capital city of Bhutan and the country is located in East Asia with the second least populous country in the region. The official language of Bhutan is Dzongkha which is a variation of Tibetan. Many people in Bhutan also speak the English language.
Visa Requirements / Currency (please note these procedures / exchange rates can changed from time to time…please get an update from the embassy prior to travel)
You must get a pre-arrange Bhutan visa through a license Bhutanese Tour Operator or one of their international partners. There is visa on entry for Indian passport (or VIC) holders, Bangladeshi nationals and persons from the Maldives.

Currency : Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN)
Conversion : 1 Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN) = 1 Indian Rupee (INR)
Top 10 tourist attractions in Bhutan
1. The Tiger’s Nest Monastery, known locally as Taktsang, is one of Bhutan’s most sacred religious sites and is over 326 years old. It is perched stunningly 900 meters above the Paro Valley, offering breathtaking views.
2. In Paro, Bhutan’s National Museum is located within a historic watchtower called Ta Dzong, which stands above the Paro Dzong fortress and houses a rich collection showcasing Bhutan’s heritage.
3. At Dochula Pass, a mountain pass near Thimphu on the way to Punakha, the Druk Wangyel Chorten consists of 108 Buddhist stupas, creating a serene and spiritual environment.
4. Phobjikha Valley in Wangdue is a beautiful and tranquil nature reserve, known for its expansive marshlands and as a habitat for endangered species like the elegant Black-Necked Crane. It is considered one of Bhutan’s most peaceful and scenic places.
Things you must do in Bhutan
Bhutan offers exceptional opportunities for bird watching, with top spots including the Yilan Swamplands, Cigu Marsh, Kending National Park, Penghu, and Mt. Hohuanv, making it a haven for bird enthusiasts. Over 670 bird species have been recorded in the country, with around 50 species migrating during winter.
For adventure seekers, Bhutan’s setting amid the towering Himalayas provides an ideal backdrop for activities such as hiking, trekking, kayaking, mountain biking, and fishing, offering thrilling experiences in nature.
Traditional archery holds a special place as Bhutan’s national sport. While modern compound bows are gaining popularity, the classic bamboo bow and arrow remain highly valued by local archers. The Mask Dance Festival, locally called Tsechu, is an important religious celebration held annually across Bhutan. These vibrant festivals take place at medieval Dzongs (fortresses) and feature colorful mask dances performed over several days.
Visitors seeking spiritual relaxation and wellness can find many options in Bhutan, from meditative retreats and mineral hot spring baths to traditional natural remedies, perfect for restoring both body and mind.
Food on the Plate
Bhutanese cuisine is notably distinctive for its spiciness, with chili peppers playing a vital role in almost every dish. For most Bhutanese people, a meal without spice would be incomplete. The foundation of their meals is usually rice, served alongside one or two side dishes featuring either meat or vegetables. Common vegetables include spinach, pumpkin, turnips, radishes, tomatoes, river weed, onions, and green beans, while pork, beef, and chicken are the most frequently consumed meats.

Popular tourist destinations in Bhutan

Punakha Dzong

The Punakha Dzong, also known as Pungtang Dewa chhenbi Phodrang, is the administrative centre of Punakha District in Punakha, Bhutan. Constructed by Ngawang Namgyal, 1st Zhabdrung Rinpoche.

Buddha Dordenma

Great Buddha Dordenma is a gigantic Shakyamuni Buddha statue in the mountains of Bhutan celebrating the 60th anniversary of fourth king Jigme Singye Wangchuck.

Dochula Pass

The Dochula Pass is a mountain pass in the snow covered Himalayas within Bhutan on the road from Thimpu to Punakha where 108 memorial chortens or stupas known as "Druk Wangyal Chortens".

Tiger’s Nest

Paro Taktsang, is a prominent Himalayan Buddhist sacred site and the temple complex is located in the cliffside of the upper Paro valley in Bhutan. Paro Taktsang is the best known of the thirteen taktsang or "tiger lair" caves in which he meditated.