iTravelInsured Choice

Please refer to the following article concerning the claim process:
Trip Insurance Claim Process

US citizens and US Residents, who live in the US, are covered by these plans, for traveling both within the US, as well as internationally outside the US.

Trip plans are not renewable. In case of change of plans, you would need to purchase a new plan.

You may cancel the insurance by giving written consent within the first to occur of the following: (a) 10-day free look back period from the effective date of your insurance; (b) Your scheduled departure date. If you do this, the company will refund your premium paid provided no claim is under the policy.

You cannot remove one person from the policy if other travelers are included. We recommend letting the current policy lapse with all travelers or canceling and repurchasing for the remaining travelers as per the policy terms.

You will need names, coverage duration, date(s) of birth, home country address, total nonrefundable trip costs, and a valid credit card.

Coverage on a trip insurance plan will begin the day after you have purchased your policy and will cover you for reasons such as trip cancellation prior to the departure date.

iTravelInsured Choice can cover for COVID-19 and will be treated the same as any other eligible medical condition so long as the virus is contracted after the policy effective date and you have departed from the country of residence. For more in-depth information regarding the impact of the coronavirus on travel insurance, please go to our information hub.

The iTravelInsured Choice plan does not cover for the COVID-19 vaccine/booster, but will cover COVID-19 treatment and services the same as any other eligible condition if contracted after the policy effective date. Preventative care related to COVID-19, like vaccines/boosters is not covered under the policy. Please sign in to your account to view your plan specific documents for any limits or exclusions.

iTravelInsured Choice will only cover for COVID-19 testing if the policyholder is experiencing symptoms and the test is ordered by an attending physician for diagnostic purposes. COVID-19 tests to meet travel requirements will not be covered.

Quarantine coverage in iTravelInsured Choice plans fall under the “Trip Delay” benefit. Policyholders who test positive and are ordered by a physician to quarantine can utilize the Trip Delay benefit to cover any expenses incurred while quarantining. The Trip Delay benefit will provide policyholders a specified monetary amount. A policyholder can use their Trip Delay benefit on; reasonable accommodation, meals, telephone calls and local transportation expenses. Receipts must accompany the Reasonable Additional Expenses incurred.

The trip cost should include any non-refundable payments made related to the trip. In case of unforeseen cancellation of the trip, these costs would be lost. Examples of these are costs of airline tickets, hotel reservations, tour reservations, etc.

All options of the plan would cover for the specific covered reasons. Some of these include:

• Sickness, injury, or death of insured, a family member, a travel companion, a business partner, or child caregiver
• Insured's primary residence or destination uninhabitable
• Documented theft of passports/visas
• Involved in a merger, job loss, or job relocation
• Documented traffic accident
• Unannounced strike
• Inclement weather that causes cessation of services provided by your common carrier

Please check the brochure for more details.

Trip cancellation benefits become available if the trip is cancelled before the journey begins (before the start date of the policy). Trip interruption benefits are available after the journey begins. If for some documented covered reason, the trip is cancelled after the journey starts, the insured person has to go back to the home country.

iTravelInsured Choice can cover Monkeypox and will treat it the same as any other eligible medical condition so long as the virus is contracted after the policy effective date and you have departed your home country. For more information regarding Monkeypox and travel insurance, review the blog about Monkeypox.