Indian travel insurance FAQ
No, it does not cover rental car insurance when you are travelling.
Of course you can buy a policy. Please use our 'Indian travel insurance comparison' to see plans that you can purchase.
Yes, as long as the treatment is an emergency and it is on natural teeth.
The 'Planned Hospitalization' is scheduled for a future date either for treatment or surgery based on doctor's advice. On the contrary the hospitalization that occurs in an unanticipated circumstance for example, due to accident or a medical emergency is called as `Emergency Hospitalisation'.
Generally Travel insurance will not cover adventurous sports but there are specific policies which do. For more details contact us.
TPA stands for Third Party Administrator
No, the definition of family is that of a couple and two children. Nieces and nephews are not included within the family and are not covered within the family floater insurance policies
You have to call the toll free number on the Travel insurance policy document and the customer care executive will guide you.
No, suicide is illegal and anything illegal is not covered under travel insurance.
