Travel Insurance

It all depend what kind of holiday you have. Is it for a single trip, annual trip or long trip? You get the best quotes when you shop online. There are many companies providing all kinds of different travel insurance but make sure to read the small prints.

The cost of travel insurance depends on your age, duration of travel and the countries you plan to visit. Premiums increase with age and with an increase in the duration of your stay. Also insurance for travel to the US and Canada costs far more due the high cost of medical services in these countries, than for travel too an Asian country.

Refunds on bought travel insurance typically depend on the policy's terms and conditions. Many insurers offer a "cooling-off" period during which you can cancel the policy for a full refund, provided you haven't made a claim. After this period, refunds may be limited or unavailable, especially if coverage has already begun. It's essential to review your policy details and contact the insurer for specific refund procedures.

1. Age of traveler(s)

2. Duration of trip

3. Vehicle

4. Destination

I guess it depends on insurance companies in your country.

In UK there are just 2 companies that offer this service if you're already overseas.

All states require you to have a current driver's license from your home state, and current registration and proof of insurance must be carried in the car at all times in all states. You should consider finding out about the traffic laws of the states you will be driving in, as not all traffic laws are the same in all states. Example: some states allow right turns at red lights, others do not.

Call your local DMV office to ask about the laws in the states in which you will be driving. If they don't have the information you need, call the DMV in the states where you wish to drive to inquire about legal requirements.

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How about Lloyds of London?! Contact your agent in UK to access Travel insurance. Alternatively, AIG, ACE and others offer coverage, and you may be able ot access all of them locally in Kuwait.

No trouble should be expected regarding small bills (under 800€, for example). The French government will not look after you as your bill isn't worth it, and you will be able to get back to the US. For really large bills it could be put through the justice system, resulting in a official request to the US Dept of Justice.

If you are going to be taking an expensive trip, you should generally purchase your insurance at the time you make the deposit on your trip. Most travel insurance policies will not cover pre-existing medical conditions as a reason for cancelation, but many will waive that clause if you purchase within 14 to 21 days after deposit. So that you don't forget to purchase a week or two later and then miss out on this waiver, you should purchase the insurance at the same time as you book your trip.

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The waiver pertains to liability of injury while dancing. Dancing on a stage is dangerous because of lighting conditions, and cruise ship stages are especially dangerous because of the added motion of the ship. Injuries to cruise ship dancers are fairly common, and the waiver is to safeguard the company against lawsuits. The dancer does however have insurance to cover medical expenses. If the ship sinks, the dancer is used as a floatation device. If we are adrift at sea for more than two days, the dancer can be used for food. In all seriousness, the dancer has as much chance in the middle of the ocean as any other person for survival. There are enough life boats for all crew and passengers -- dancers and all.

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In the USA you can still buy travel insurance while you are pregnant, however, normal pregnancy and child birth is a standard exclusion in all policies so any loss caused by pregnancy or child birth would not be covered. Almost all policies have an exception to this rule; they will cover complications of pregnancy as long as the complication is not foreseeable at the time of purchase. Complications of pregnancy is an insurance term that means more than a difficult pregnancy. One of the major companies defines complications as: "Complication of Pregnancy" means a condition whose diagnosis is distinct from pregnancy but adversely affected or caused by pregnancy. It does not include any condition associated with the management of a difficult pregnancy not consisting of a classifiable distinct Complication of Pregnancy.

If you are looking for Trip Insurance to cover Trip Cancellation / Interruption, travel Delay, travel medical / evacuation and baggage, you should check out the Travel Insurance Select policy http://www.travelinsure.com/what/selecthigh.htm?32640 offered by Travel Insurance Services this policy has 3 levels Basic, Plus or Elite if you purchase the Plus plan within 15 days of when you made your first deposit or payment or the Elite plan within 21 days they will include coverage for pre-existing conditions, which means if you have a condition are able to travel at the time your sign up for the insurance and later after you sign up your condition gets worse or you have to cancel your trip they will cover you they will also provide you with medical coverage after you have already left on your trip. Travel Insurance Services http://www.travelinsure.com?32640

Contact your carrier first, if they cannot help then contact an agent who sells private health insurance they will be able to assist you.

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