Insurance

• Basic Insurance: Yes
• Comprehensive Insurance: Yes
• Premium Insurance: Yes

• Basic Insurance: No
• Comprehensive Insurance: Yes
• Premium Insurance: Yes

• Basic Insurance: Yes
• Comprehensive Insurance: Yes
• Premium Insurance: Yes

• Basic Insurance: No
• Comprehensive Insurance: Yes
• Premium Insurance: Yes

• Basic Insurance: No
• Comprehensive Insurance: No
• Premium Insurance: Yes

• Basic Insurance: No
• Comprehensive Insurance: No
• Premium Insurance: Yes (plan-based)

• Basic Insurance: No
• Comprehensive Insurance: Yes
• Premium Insurance: Yes

Traveling abroad opens doors to new cultures, landscapes, and adventures—but it also comes with risks. That’s why having travel insurance is not just convenient—it’s a necessity for any Peruvian venturing outside the country.

1. International Medical Coverage

   Medical expenses outside Peru can be excessive, especially in the U.S. or Europe. Insurance ensures coverage for emergencies, accidents, illnesses, or urgent consultations.

2. Protection Against Unexpected Cancellations

   Family emergencies or health issues may force you to change plans. Insurance covers cancellation or interruption costs, refunding flights, hotels, and other non-refundable services.

3. Lost or Delayed Luggage

   Lost, damaged, or delayed luggage can be a major inconvenience. Insurance provides reimbursement or covers essential items while you wait.

4. Legal and 24/7 Assistance

   Safety includes legal support. Many travel insurance plans offer legal help and 24/7 assistance—crucial when abroad without immediate access to resources.

5. Entry Requirements for Certain Countries

   Some international destinations, especially in the EU, require minimum medical coverage for entry. Without it, you may face restrictions that ruin your plans.

6. Avoid Unexpected Expenses

   Without insurance, any incident can become a major financial burden. Whether it’s a medical emergency, early return, or lost documents, insurance helps you manage costs and find quick solutions.

Is Travel Insurance Mandatory?

In some cases—like traveling to countries with high healthcare costs or where insurance is required for entry—it’s mandatory. But beyond legal requirements, the personal peace of mind it offers makes it one of the wisest decisions before traveling

• Global coverage: We offer travel insurance worldwide.
• 24/7 assistance: Always available, no matter the time or place.
• Flexible plans: Adapted to your needs and budget.
• Trusted reputation: Over 50 years providing safety and peace of mind to travelers.

Protect your trip and your health! No matter where you go, our insurance plans are designed so you can enjoy your experience with complete peace of mind.

Traveling abroad is exciting and enriching, but it can also bring unexpected events that affect your well-being, finances, and peace of mind. That’s why purchasing travel insurance for Peruvians going abroad is not just smart—it’s often essential.

Why Is Travel Insurance Necessary?

1. Protection in Medical Emergencies
   Healthcare abroad can be expensive, especially in places like Europe, the U.S., or Asia. Travel insurance covers emergencies, hospital stays, medical consultations, and medications.
2. Avoid Financial Surprises
   Medical emergencies or repatriation can be extremely costly without insurance. The right coverage protects you from unexpected expenses that could ruin your trip and finances.
3. Trip Cancellation or Interruption
   Sudden illness, job loss, or family emergencies may force you to cancel or interrupt your trip. Insurance reimburses non-refundable costs like flights and hotel bookings.
4. Lost Luggage
   If your luggage is lost, damaged, or delayed, travel insurance helps you recover your belongings or cover essential purchases while waiting.
5. 24/7 Assistance
   Most travel insurance includes 24/7 support lines. No matter the time or location, you’ll have a team ready to help with legal issues, lost documents, or medical emergencies.
6. Entry Requirements for Some Countries
   Some destinations, especially in Europe, require travelers to have minimum medical coverage before entry. Without insurance, you may face entry restrictions.
7. Personal Peace of Mind
   Traveling without insurance can be stressful. A policy gives you security and lets you enjoy your trip knowing you’re covered for any eventuality.

Yes—especially if you’re traveling outside Peru. While it may seem like an extra expense, the benefits far outweigh the cost. The peace of mind knowing you’re covered for medical emergencies, flight cancellations, lost luggage, or accidents is priceless.
In many countries, healthcare isn’t free, and without proper insurance, a medical bill could ruin your experience. Unexpected situations happen, and being prepared is one of the best decisions you can make when planning your adventure.