When travelling alone, individual travel plan can be a suitable policy. On the other hand, if you are travelling with your famiy then you may opt in for family floater policy.

No, you can opt one policy for the single journey. Please check with your insurance company for more details.

Students can buy a travel insurance policy between the age of 16-35 years as per the policy terms.

You can opt to cancel your plan before or after the policy starts, as outlined in the policy terms. Please note that cancellation rules may vary based on your coverage.

Exclusions in travel insurance are situations that are not covered by the policy, such as pre-existing medical conditions (unless specified), participation in high-risk activities (unless covered by an add-on), travel to certain countries or regions, and losses due to illegal activities.

It is advisable to contact your insurance provider to discuss your claim. Please ensure you have your policy details, passport number, and any other relevant information readily available while submitting your claim.

Usually medical reports and their copies, receipts, invoices, FIRs, etc. are required for a domestic travel insurance claim. You can get more information from the customer care executive of your insurer.

"Here is a simple guide to help you raise a claim on your travel insurance policy with us: 1. Notify us about the claim 2. Submit all the required documents 3. Choose cashless or reimbursement mode for your claim 4. Avail treatment and share required bills 5. Receive claim settlement after approval "

You can register your claim in two ways—online and offline. For online claim settlement, visit the insurance provider's website to register your claim and upload the necessary documents. If you prefer offline claim settlement, you can register your claim by contacting the designated person.

If you need to make a claim while traveling, contact your insurance provider, or visit the website. Gather all relevant documentation, keep detailed records of expenses, and follow the insurer's instructions for filing a claim. The claim will be processed as guided by the insurance provider

Some travel insurance policies may offer renewal options, but this is not always standard. Generally, travel insurance is designed for specific trip durations. It is best to check with your insurance provider to see if renewal is possible and under what conditions.

Extending a travel insurance plan depends on the specific policy and provider. Some policies may allow extensions under certain circumstances, while others may require purchasing a new policy. Contacting your insurance provider directly is the best way to determine if an extension is possible or not.

If your travel insurance expires while you are still traveling, you will no longer have coverage for any medical emergencies, lost luggage, or other risk. This means you would be responsible for any expenses during your travel after your policy expiration. It is recommended to ensure your travel insurance covers the entire duration of your trip.

The validity period of travel insurance varies significantly. It is tied to the length of your trip, and policies are typically purchased for specific durations. These durations can range from a few days to several months, depending on the policy and provider. Always confirm the exact validity period with your insurance provider before your trip.

No, multi-trip policies typically have a one-year validity period and must be renewed annually.