answer : I need to take a Coronavirus (COVID-19) test for my flight, will i

Ask the ExpertsI need to take a Coronavirus (COVID-19) test for my flight, will

COVID-19 testing is typically covered by travel insurance only under specific circumstances:

The test must be diagnostic and recommended by a physician after the policyÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂs effective date. This is usually required when the insured is symptomatic or has been exposed to COVID-19.

Voluntary testing, such as pre-travel screenings or at-home tests required for travel restrictions, is generally not covered by most plans.

For example, the CoverAmerica-Gold plan includes a COVID-19 Test Benefit, which offers coverage up to $150 for a test. To qualify for this benefit, you must purchase a minimum of 30 days of coverage before departing your home country.

If you have additional questions about COVID-19 coverage or need help selecting the right travel insurance plan, contact us at support@visitorscoverage.com or call 1-866-384-9104.

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