Will you cover me to travel to a country which the Travel Advice Unit of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office or the World Health Organisation has advised the public against all, or against all but essential travel?
Yes under our specialist Study Abroad Travel Insurance we can offer cover provided that your study abroad is classed as "Essential Travel"
Under our study abroad insurance policy we will class your travel as "Essential Travel" if:
Unfortunately, the FCO does not have a simple definition of what is essential or non-essential travel. It seems that it is a decision for the individual to make on whether travel is essential click here for more info
Cover4Travel study abroad insurance will class your trip as "Essential Travel" if:
No, In the event of a claim under any section of the policy, you will be required to produce a letter from your university abroad (that has been issued prior to the claim), we do not need to see it beforehand.
No, In the event of a claim under any section of the policy, you will be required to produce a letter from your university abroad (that has been issued prior to the claim), we do not need to see it beforehand.
No, your travel would not be classed as essential travel.
No, cover requires you to have all the relevant permissions and visas in place from the relevant authorities to allow you access to the country
No, if for example you are studying in Spain and then decide to book a weekend trip to the south of France to ski in December and at that time of travel to France, the FCO are advising UK nationals to avoid “all or all but essential travel”, no cover will be in place as travelling to ski is not essential travel.