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Ultimate International Travel Insurance Guide for US & Canadian Travelers 2025

Traveling abroad is thrilling but comes with risks. This comprehensive 2025 guide provides detailed insights into selecting the right international insurance, understanding coverage, reading real-life stories, preparing checklists, following expert tips, and handling claims efficiently.

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Before embarking on international trips, consider:

• Visa and entry requirements
• Vaccinations, health advisories, and medications
• Emergency contacts and embassy information
• Local laws, customs, and travel advisories
• Weather, natural disasters, and safety tips

Tip: Carry printed and digital copies of passport, tickets, and insurance for quick access.

Medical emergencies abroad can be financially devastating:

• ER visit U.S.: $3,500
• ER visit France: $850
• ER visit Thailand: $550
• Emergency evacuation: $80,000–$250,000
• Trip cancellation: $3,500
• Lost luggage compensation: $500–$1,200

Tip: Select insurance with high emergency medical limits.

Appendicitis in Thailand

Canadian traveler needed emergency appendicitis surgery. Insurance covered $5,500 costs.

Tip: Always check hospital network before treatment.

Lost Luggage in France

U.S. tourist lost luggage; insurance reimbursed $1,200.

Tip: Keep receipts and photos for faster claims.

Emergency Evacuation from Bali

Traveler required air ambulance; costs $120,000. Insurance fully covered treatment and transport.

Tip: Store insurer emergency hotline offline.

Trip Interruption in Italy

Family returned home due to emergency; insurance reimbursed $4,500 for flights and hotels.

Tip: Verify trip interruption coverage in your policy.

Adventure Sports Mishap in Canada

Skier injured leg; insurance covered $15,000 for hospitalization and ambulance transport.

Tip: Include adventure sports coverage if participating in risky activities.

1. Medical emergencies and hospitalization
2. Emergency evacuation
3. Trip cancellation/interruption
4. Lost or stolen luggage/documents
5. Adventure sports injuries

Tip: Always read exclusions and coverage limits.

• Compare multiple insurers for best value and coverage.
• Check exclusions, including pandemics and extreme sports.
• Include pre-existing conditions coverage if required.
• Carry insurance card and emergency contacts.
• Understand claim process before traveling.
• Keep backup copies of all documents.

1. Evaluate trip duration and countries visited.
2. Check required medical coverage per destination.
3. Decide if adventure sports coverage is needed.
4. Compare deductibles, coverage limits, and exclusions.
5. Read reviews and ensure insurer has 24/7 support.

• Valid passport and visa
• Travel insurance (digital & printed copies)
• Vaccinations and medications
• Emergency contact list
• Credit/debit cards and backup cash
• Luggage tags and locks
• Itinerary, tickets, hotel confirmations
• Adventure activity waivers
• Mobile SIM or roaming plan

Tip: Store all documents in secure cloud storage.

1. Do I need insurance for Europe? Yes, Schengen countries require €30,000 medical coverage.
2. Does US insurance cover overseas? Usually not; purchase additional travel coverage.
3. What is covered? Medical emergencies, trip cancellation, lost luggage, adventure sports, pre-existing conditions.
4. Can I buy insurance after booking? Yes, but coverage for pre-existing conditions may be limited.
5. Is adventure sports included? Only if specified in policy.
6. What is emergency evacuation? Air or ground transport to nearest suitable hospital or home country.
7. Are pandemics covered? Depends on policy; some offer optional coverage.
8. Can I claim online? Most insurers allow digital claims submission.
9. How long is coverage valid? Usually for the trip duration; can extend for multiple trips.
10. What is trip interruption coverage? Reimburses unused travel expenses if trip is cut short.
11. Does it cover lost passports? Some plans reimburse replacement costs.
12. How about rental car insurance? Optional, can be included in travel insurance.
13. What if I have a pre-existing condition? Some plans cover with additional premium; always check.
14. Do I need evacuation insurance? Highly recommended for remote destinations.
15. Are children covered? Usually yes, under family plans; confirm limits.

1. Keep all receipts, medical reports, and invoices.
2. Contact insurer’s emergency hotline immediately.
3. Fill out claim form with policy number and travel details.
4. Submit supporting documents digitally or by mail.
5. Track claim status online or via customer support.
6. Receive reimbursement or direct payment to hospital.

Tip: Submit claims promptly for faster processing and fewer complications.

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Disclaimer

This guide is for informational purposes only. Consult licensed insurance providers and review policies carefully. Coverage, exclusions, and limits vary by insurer, plan, and country.