Services included with emergency evacuation coverage

Emergency evacuation coverage typically includes the following services to ensure safe and timely transportation in case of a medical emergency or other covered events while traveling:

  1. Medical Evacuation – Covers the cost of transportation to the nearest appropriate medical facility if adequate care is not available at your location.
  2. Repatriation to Home Country – If medically necessary, covers transportation to your home country or a medical facility of your choice for further treatment.
  3. Transportation of a Travel Companion – If you are traveling alone, some policies cover the cost of bringing a friend or family member to be with you during hospitalization.
  4. Return of Dependent Children – If you are hospitalized and traveling with minor children, coverage may include arranging and paying for their return home with an escort if necessary.
  5. Bedside Visit – Some policies provide coverage for a family member to visit you if you are hospitalized for an extended period.
  6. Search and Rescue – Covers costs associated with locating and rescuing a traveler in case of a natural disaster, lost person scenario, or other emergencies.
  7. Non-Medical Evacuations – May cover emergency evacuations due to political unrest, natural disasters, or other dangerous situations requiring urgent departure.
  8. Repatriation of Remains – In case of death, covers the cost of transporting remains back to the home country.

Coverage specifics depend on the policy provider, so it’s important to review the terms and conditions of your travel insurance plan. If you need assistance choosing a plan, contact us for more details.