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This policy offers a great deal of flexibility and has many different options and I am also pleased confirm that High Risk Voyager Travel Insurance now has Coronavirus / COVID-19 cover available regardless of FCDO travel restrictions.

Please be aware that this COVID-19 coverage is only applicable to the following sections of cover;

  • Emergency Medical Expenses
  • Emergency Medical Repatriation/Evacuation
  • Return Trip (Following covered Emergency Medical Evacuation)
  • Visitor To Bedside – Travel and Accommodation Expenses, Additional Accommodation Food & Travel Costs

Identification of Remains & Repatriation of Remains or Overseas Burial/Cremation and Hospitalisation Benefit; and no other section.

Click the dedicated link to the website which shows full details of the cover provided and where you can receive a quote.

Policy Summary:

Emergency Medical Expenses - Up to £1,000,000

Emergency Medical Evacuation / Repatriation - Up to £1,000,000

Political & Natural Disaster - Up to £5,000

Hijacking, Mugging, Piracy and Wrongful Detention - Up to £2,5000

Personal Accident - Up to £15,000

PTSD Assessment/Counselling Following a Covered Hostile Event - Up to £25,000

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If you have a query relating to Travel Insurance please email enquiries@philipwilliams.co.uk with your contact details and full enquiry.

You should obtain and follow advice given by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and local or UK health authorities. Where you have a query that relates to your travel plans, you must contact your tour operator, airline, accommodation provider or other travel companies to discuss options such as refunds, amendments or postponements.

FCDO advice can be found at www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice

For trips involving a stopover in an area for which there is a FCDO directive in place, you should check with your travel provider to see if they can change your itinerary. For trips to countries where there has been an outbreak of Coronavirus, but for which no FCDO directive is in place, you must contact your travel provider to see if they can assist you with amending your trip. While we appreciate that you may no longer wish to travel, your insurance will not cover a cancellation claim in these circumstances. Check your policy terms and conditions to see what cover applies and how much you may be able to claim.


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