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- When does the travel insurance cover begin?
- Till when is the travel insurance policy valid?
- Do I need to carry the policy along with me?
- How much of the hospital expenses are covered by the policy? Is it 100%?
- Is there a cap on the hospital amount per day?
- Is medical examination necessary for travel insurance policy? When and where are medical tests to be done?
- I am over 70 years old. Do I need to take medical tests?
- What are the Medical tests required?
- Are the expenses for the test a part of the overseas travel insurance policy or additional?
- Do I need to go to the doctors specified by travel insurance policy?
- How can I make any change (addition/deletion/change in name or address etc) in my present overseas travel insurance policy?
- Are there any sub limits like room rent, etc?
- Can I get a refund if there is change of plan?
- What is the procedure for issuance of a duplicate policy?
- Is there any travel insurance plan without Medical Cover?
- Is there any travel medical insurance plan which covers Drug Abuse, Cancer Screening, Inter collegiate sports, child care, Mental & nervous disorders, pregnancy?
- My parents are quite healthy and coming to USA to visit us. Do we really need overseas medical insurance for them?
- If I lose my passport, will that be covered under overseas medical insurance?
- What happens if my baggage is delayed for more than one day but not lost? Will I get some compensation?
- How do I know the limit of each type of expenses, what expenses are covered or not?
- What are pre-existing conditions?
- Is there a cover for pre-existing medical conditions?
- My mother has diabetes and she needs to take insulin injection every day. Is that covered in overseas medical insurance?
- What is the point of buying overseas medical insurance if it does not cover pre-existing medical conditions? These are the ones we need to get covered. Probability of other illnesses is very low anyway.
- What are the things to look for while choosing student travel insurance plan?
- Is pregnancy covered in overseas health insurance policy?
- I am going for pilot training. Does my overseas health insurance cover medical expenses to treat the injuries sustained during the training period?
- I am looking at some of the travel insurance plans and some of them cover up to $200,000, but on the same note, it says hospitalization maximum limit is $25 per day.Can you please clarify this?
- What is trip cancellation and interruption benefit and what is covered in it?
- I have taken a rental car abroad. Is the damage to the rental vehicle covered under overseas health insurance policy?
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Are there any sub limits like room rent, etc?
Yes in some policies there are sub limits as given below.
ICICI Lombard
1. For policies with sum insured over US$ 100,000, the limit of liability of the company will be restricted to US$ 100,000 per sickness, disease or accident.
2. For persons aged 56 years and above, the maximum eligible medical expenses per sickness, disease or accident that may lead to one or more medical expenses and/or hospitalization expenses are as follows, irrespective of the plan / option purchased. These limits are further restricted to the maximum sum insured specified in part 1 of the schedule.
- Hospital Room and board, and hospital misc. expenses -maximum US$ 1,600 per day up to 30 days
- Intensive care unit - maximum US$ 3,000 per day up to 7 day
- Surgical treatment - maximum up to US$ 12,000
- Anesthetist services - up to 25% of surgical treatment
- Physician's visit - maximum US$ 75 per day up to 10 visits
- Diagnostic and pre-admission testing - maximum US$ 750
- Ambulance services - maximum US$ 500
Tata AIG
For persons aged 56 years and above, the maximum eligible medical expenses per sickness, disease or accident that may lead to one or more medical expenses and/or hospitalization expenses are as follows, irrespective of the plan / option purchased. These limits are further restricted to the maximum sum insured specified in part 1 of the schedule.
- Hospital Room and board, and hospital misc. expenses -maximum US$ 1,500 per day up to 30 days
- Intensive care unit - maximum US$ 3,000 per day up to 7 days
- Surgical treatment - maximum up to US$ 10,000
- Anesthetist services - up to 25% of surgical treatment
- Physician's visit - maximum US$ 75 per day up to 10 visits
- Diagnostic and pre-admission testing - maximum US$ 500
- Ambulance services - maximum US$ 400
Future Generali
For persons aged 56 years and above, the maximum eligible medical expenses per sickness, disease or accident that may lead to one or more medical expenses and/or hospitalization expenses are as follows, irrespective of the plan / option purchased. These limits are further restricted to the maximum sum insured specified in part 1 of the schedule
- Hospital Room and board, and hospital misc. expenses -maximum US$ 1,750 per day up to 30 days
- Intensive care unit - maximum US$ 2,500 per day up to 7 days
- Surgical treatment - maximum up to US$ 12,500
- Anesthetist services - up to 25% of surgical treatment
- Physician's visit - maximum US$ 75 per day up to 10 visits
- Diagnostic and pre-admission testing - maximum US$ 1000
- Ambulance services - maximum US$ 500
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Last update: 2010-09-20 14:19
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