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  • Cancellation & curtailment.
  • Emergency medical expenses.
  • Up to 4 return trips home included.
  • Personal possessions & gadgets.
  • Premiums start from £25.55.
  • Personal liability and personal accident.
  • Personal money & loss of travel documents.
  • Legal advice & expenses.
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Study Abroad Travel Insurance

If you wish to dicuss your study abroad travel insurance requirements with one of our advisors, you can call us on 01617723382.

Alternatively, you can use the link below to request a convenient time and date for us to call you and talk about your insurance needs.
Office times are Monday to Friday 9am till 5pm.

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Study Abroad

Our Study Abroad travel insurance is a specially designed for people who take longer trips abroad of up to 15 months,for the purposes studying abroad.

Cover available from:

  • Standard £30.70 (2 return trips – gadgets £1,000).
  • Premier £37.01 (2 return trips – gadgets £2,000).
  • Premier Plus £45.81 (4 return trips – gadgets £3,000).
Premiums are for 1 adult (aged 18 to 30), for up to 1 month to Europe.

Existing medical conditions

This policy does not provide cover for re-occurring or pre-existing medical conditions; however, some cover may beavailable by contacting Cover4insurance on 0161 772 3382, for further assistance.

There Are Three Levels Of Cover To Choose From:

Student Abroad
  1. Standard:
    Provides essential covers for:
    • Cancellation,
    • curtailment,
    • personal possessions,
    • emergency medical expenses,
    • personal liability,
    • personal accident,
    • personal money & loss of travel documents, and
    • legal advice & expenses.
  2. Premier:
    Provides higher limits and additional cover for:
    • Travel delay.
  3. Premier Plus:
    Provides the same benefits as Premier with enhanced coverlimits.

Return Trips Home Are Included At No Extra Charge!

For travellers who need to break their trip up, by returning to the UK, our study abroad travel insurance policyallows you to return home, at Christmas or Easter, for instance, for: up to two trips home (maximum 21 days pertrip) during the policy period if buying the ‘Standard’ or ‘Premier’ cover, or unlimited return trips home (maximum21 days per trip), during the policy period, if buying the ‘Premier PLUS’ cover.

Cover is suspended during the period at home.

Gadget Cover

We will provide cover for theft; accidental damage; loss; breakdown and unauthorised call/data use for your gadgetsincluding: handlheld consumer electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets, iPads, kindles, satnavs, cameras,lenses, camcorders, smartwatches, smart glasses, head-mounted displays, handheld games consoles, portable DVDplayers, headphones, wireless speakers, MP3 players, iPods and laptop computers.

Note: Laptops are not covered for accidental loss, cover for unauthorised call/datause is only for mobile phones and there is no cover provided under this section for drones.

A gadget must be in good working order and in your possession when you start your tripand:

  • Purchased as new in the UK, or, if purchased as refurbished, was not purchased direct from the manufacturer ornetwork provider in the UK; or
  • Purchased as second hand or used, but not a refurbished device, that was sold with a minimum 12 month warranty;and
  • In any event not more than 48 months old at the date you started your trip.

24 hour medical emergency assistance

A 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year helpline is provided for assistance in the event of a medicalemergency abroad.

Please refer to the Policy Wording Document for full detailsof the cover and limits.

FREE sports & activities cover

Over 100 sports and activities are automatically covered within Activity Pack 1 – View ouractivitiesinformation for details.

Other sports and activities can be covered within Activity Packs 2, 3, and 4 by paying an additional premium duringthe quote process.

Note: This policy does not cover: Base jumping; Extreme skiing; Cruise trips orworking as a Ski instructor.

Age & trip limits

  • Adults aged 18 to 30. 
  • Adults aged 31 to 45. 

Our study abroad travel insurance provides cover for single trip travel, for periods from 1 month up to a maximumtrip duration of 15 months.

Eligibility

Our study abroad travel insurance is available to the UK, Channel Islands & BFPO residents, who have not spentmore than 6 months abroad in the last 12 months.

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How To Make A Claim

If something’s gone wrong and you need to make a claim, don’t worry — we’ve tried to make it as simple as possible.

We have appointed rightpath claims to look after claims.

You can find full details of the claims procedure on page 35, & page 27 for the gadgets section, of the Policy Wording Document .

Medical Conditions:

This policy does not provide cover for any pre-existing medical condition/s that you have at the time of purchase of this policy or had prior to the purchase of this policy.

Full details can be found within the policy wording .

Here Are The Contact Details For Making A Claim:

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General Enquiries:

TRIP EXTENSIONS IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO RETURN HOME FROM YOUR TRIP AS PLANNED

If your return travel is delayed due to a covered reason, we will extend your period of cover until the earlier of when you are able to return to your primary residence, or until the day you arrive at a medical facility in your country of residence for further care if you end your trip due to a medical reason.

TRIP EXTENSIONS IF YOU DECIDE YOU WISH TO EXTEND YOUR TRIP

Please contact Cover4insurance on 0161 772 3390 or by emailing customerservices@cover4insurance.com to discuss your requirements

We would suggest that if you have not started that part of your journey you contact your airline to change your travel plans to move on to the next part of your itinerary.

If you arrive at your stop-over airport and entry is denied due to Covid-19 you should contact your airline to change your travel plans to move on to the next part of your itinerary.

If you are offered an alternative destination and or dates from your travel agent, we may be able to shift your insurance policy to fit the new trip without any administration charges, providing the new trip is for the same duration and to the same location or geographical area.

Please call the customer service team on the number listed in your policy wording to discuss further.

In the event that you are unable to move the trip to an alternative destination, and are offered a refund from your travel agent or tour operator, we are happy to refund a proportion of the premium you have paid. Refunds are provided on the understanding you have not travelled or made a claim before you asked to cancel the policy.

You can choose from three levels of cover:

Standard
COVER SECTIONSTANDARDEXCESS
A - Trip Cancellation£1,500£100
B - Trip Interruption£1,500£100
C - Travel Delay & Missed Departure
(under section benefit 1. a minimum delay of 12 full hours applies as well as a daily limit according to your level of cover)
Not AvailableNil
D - Baggage £1,500
(But no more than £200 in total for all high value items)
£100
E - Emergency Medical/Dental CoverAbroad£5,000,000
(But no more than £300 in total for dental care
£100
F - Emergency TransportNo limit
(reasonable costs)
£100
Search and rescue costs£750
G - Personal Liability£1,000,000£100
H - Travel Accident£15,000
in the event of permanent disability or death
Nil
I - Travel Services During YourTripIncludedNil
J - Loss of Travel Documents
Nil
Emergency replacement costs£300
Remaining value of lost passportActual costs
K - Personal Money£150£100
L - Legal Expenses£10,000Nil

M - Gadget Cover
£1,000£100
Single item limit£1,000
Unauthorised calls/texts/data£2,000
(per claim)
Accessories (following a gadget claim)£150
OPTIONAL COVER SECTIONS (ONLY COVERED IF SHOWN AS BEING INCLUDED ON YOUR POLICY SCHEDULE)
N – Optional Student Study Abroad Cover
£100
Course fees cover£1,000
Trip cancellation due to study coursecancellation£1,000
Trip interruption due to study coursecancellation£1,500
O - Optional Sports Cover

Missed activity£250Nil
Sporting equipment cover£500£100
Sporting equipment rental cover£250Nil
Search and rescue£1,000£100

Premier
COVER SECTIONPREMIEREXCESS
A - Trip Cancellation£3,000£100
B - Trip Interruption£3,000£100
C - Travel Delay & Missed Departure
(under section benefit 1. a minimum delay of 12 full hours applies as well as a daily limit according to your level of cover)
£200
(But no more than £40 per day under section benefit 1.)
Nil
D - Baggage£2,000
(But no more than £300 in total for all high value items)
£100
E - Emergency Medical/Dental Cover Abroad£10,000,000
(But no more than £500 in total for dental care)
£100
F - Emergency TransportNo limit
(reasonable costs)
£100
Search and rescue costs£1,500
G - Personal Liability£2,000,000£100
H - Travel Accident£20,000
in the event of permanent disability or death
Nil
I - Travel Services During Your TripIncludedNil
J - Loss of Travel Documents
Nil
Emergency replacement costs£300
Remaining value of lost passportActual costs
K - Personal Money£200£100
L - Legal Expenses£15,000Nil
M - Gadget Cover£2,000£100
Single item limit£1,500
Unauthorised calls/texts/data£2,000 (per claim)
Accessories (following a gadget claim)£150
OPTIONAL COVER SECTIONS (ONLY COVERED IF SHOWN AS BEING INCLUDED ON YOUR POLICY SCHEDULE)
N – Optional Student Study Abroad Cover

Course fees cover£2,000
Trip cancellation due to study course cancellation£3,000
Trip interruption due to study course cancellation£3,000
O - Optional Sports Cover

Missed activity£400Nil
Sporting equipment cover£750£100
Sporting equipment rental cover£400Nil
Search and rescue£1,500£100

Premier Plus
COVER SECTIONPREMIER PLUSEXCESS
A - Trip Cancellation£5,000£100
B - Trip Interruption£5,000£100
C - Travel Delay & Missed Departure
(under section benefit 1. a minimum delay of 12 full hours applies as well as a daily limit according to your level of cover)
£400
(But no more than £80 per day under section benefit 1.)
Nil
D - Baggage£2,500
(But no more than £350 in total for all high value items)
£100
E - Emergency Medical/Dental Cover Abroad£10,000,000
(But no more than £500 in total for dental care)
£100
F - Emergency TransportNo limit
(reasonable costs)
£100
Search and rescue costs£2,000
G - Personal Liability£2,000,000£100
H - Travel Accident£20,000
in the event of permanent disability or death
Nil
I - Travel Services During Your TripIncludedNil
J - Loss of Travel Documents
Nil
Emergency replacement costs£500
Remaining value of lost passportActual costs
K - Personal Money£500£100
L - Legal Expenses£20,000Nil
M - Gadget Cover£3,000£100
Single item limit£1,500
Unauthorised calls/texts/data£2,000 (per claim)
Accessories (following a gadget claim)£150
OPTIONAL COVER SECTIONS (ONLY COVERED IF SHOWN AS BEING INCLUDED ON YOUR POLICY SCHEDULE)
N – Optional Student Study Abroad Cover
£100
Course fees cover£5,000
Trip cancellation due to study course cancellation£5,000
Trip interruption due to study course cancellation£5,000
O - Optional Sports Cover

Missed activity£500Nil
Sporting equipment cover£1,000£100
Sporting equipment rental cover£500Nil
Search and rescue£1,500£100

Gadget Cover

 StandardPremierPremier PlusExcess per
insured person
Cover limit per insured person
Gadget Cover£1,000£2,000£3,000£100
Single item limit£1,000£1,500£1,500
Unauthorised calls/texts/data£2,000 per claim£2,000 per claim£2,000 per claim
Accessories£150£150£150

What is a gadget?

Gadget - means the portable electronic equipment owned by you, the replacement value of which must not exceed the maximum benefit for ‘Gadget Cover’ shown in the ‘Cover Summary’ in the policy wording, with the relevant proof of purchase, that is in good condition and in full working order at the time of your trip, including laptops, mobile phones, smart phones, iPhones, iPads, tablets, e-readers, MP3 Players, CD/DVD players, head/ear phones, satellite navigation devices, PDAs, handheld games, consoles, cameras, video cameras and wearable technology (e.g. smart watch or health and fitness tracker) but excluding drones.

All gadgets must be less than 6 years old at the start date of the insurance (18 months for laptops) and must have been manufactured to a UK Specification, with valid proof of purchase.

All gadgets must have been:

  1. Purchased as new and must be in full working order at the start date of this policy, or
  2. purchased by you as refurbished in the UK, as long as, the refurbished gadget was sold with a minimum 12-month warranty and this stated on your evidence of ownership (which you will be required to provide evidence of), or
  3. gifted to you, as long it meets the criteria in points a) or b) above, and you are able to provide a UK gift receipt.

In addition, all gadgets:

  1. Cannot have been purchased during the trip,
  2. cannot have been purchased outside the UK,
  3. must be in your possession and in good working condition (not accidentally damaged),
  4. must not have not previously been repaired using non-manufacturer parts.

What Is Covered?

We will pay you up to the maximum benefit for ‘Gadget Cover’ shown in the ‘Cover Summary’ in the policy wording, for nthe following:

  1. The cost of repairing or replacing your gadget if it is lost, stolen, damaged or suffers electrical breakdown whilst on your trip.
  2. The costs of any unauthorised calls/texts/data use from the time your gadget was lost or stolen on your trip, up to a maximum of 24 hours from discovery of the incident.
  3. The cost of replacing any accessories that were lost, stolen or damaged at the same time as your gadget. If we replace your gadget with a different make or model and this means that you can no longer use your existing accessories, we will replace them too.

Full details, including any specific terms that are applicable, are available in the Policy Woring.

Our Study Abroad Travel Insurance provides cover for single trip travel for periods up to 15 months.

ELIGIBILITY

This policy is only available to you if:

  • you have your primary residence in and you are registered with a doctor in the UK, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man;
  • you have not spent more than 6 months abroad during the 12 months before this policy was iss ued or your trip was booked (whichever is later) unless your policy includes the 'Optional Student Study Abroad Cover';
  • you are in your country of residence at the time of purchasing this p olicy. We will only cover you for the whole trip. Any trip that has begun when you purchase this insurance will not be covered;
  • you are aged between 18 and 45 years inclusive on the date your policy was issued;
  • your trip starts and ends in your country of residence, within the period of c over shown on your policy schedule;
  • you are not travelling with the intention of receiving medical treatment;
  • you are fit to travel on your trip and are not tr avelling against the advice of a doctor or where you would have been if you had sought their advice before commencing your trip.

he ‘Optional Student Study Abroad Cover’ is only available to you if you are studying abroad as part of a College/University degree or similar qualification.

AGE ELIGIBILITY

The person buying this insurance must be 18 years of age or over at the date of purchase. You must not be older than 45 years of age on the date your policy was issued.

The person buying this insurance must be 18 years of age or over at the date of purchase. You must not be older than 45 years of age on the date your policy was issued.

This policy does not provide cover for re-occurring or pre-existing medical conditions; however, some cover may be available by contacting Cover4insurance on 0161 772 3382, for further assistance.

The insurance is administered by Allianz Assistance, acting on behalf of the insurer AWP P&C SA, a French company authorised in France acting through its UK Branch. AWP P&C is authorised and regulated by the Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution. Deemed authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority. Subject to regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority and limited regulation by the Prudential Regulation Authority.

AREA OF VALIDITY

Provided you follow any travel advice issued by the government in your country of residence and in any country you are travelling from, to or through, you will be covered in the area or country shown on your policy schedule.

It is your responsibility to check the latest advice from the FCDO prior to commencing your trip, which you can find at www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice.

You will not be covered if you travel outside the area you have selected, as shown in your policy schedule.

EUROPE — Aland Islands, Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Corsica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark (inc. Faroe Islands), Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece (including Greek Islands), Holland (Netherlands), Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madeira, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal (inc. Azores), Republic of Ireland, Romania, Russia (West of Urals), San Marino, Sardinia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain (including Balearic and Canary Islands), Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and Vatican City.

WORLDWIDE EXCLUDING — Anywhere in the world excluding the United States of America, Canada, the Caribbean and Mexico.

WORLDWIDE INCLUDING — Anywhere in the world.

NOTE:

  • A stopover of up to a maximum of 10 hours is allowed in Worldwide Including if travelling to Worldwide Excluding.

The EHIC allows you to access state provided healthcare in all European Economic Area (EEA) countries and Switzerland. Your EHIC will be accepted for the remainder of its validity.

From 4th January 2021, if you do not have a valid EHIC you will need to apply for a GHIC but please be aware that the GHIC does not cover Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway. For more information or to apply for your GHIC: online at .dh.gov.uk/travellers or by telephoning 0845 606 2030.

Presenting your EHIC/GHIC at a public medical facility will allow you to obtain treatment at a reduced cost and in many cases free of charge, provided you are a UK or BFPO resident (please note if you reside in the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands you are not eligible for an EHIC/GHIC). You must carry it with you when travelling abroad.

Remember to check your EHIC/GHIC is still valid before you travel.

No, there is no ‘Excess waiver’ option available with this policy.

Policy Options:

No, there is no ‘Excess waiver’ option available with this policy.

No, certain activities can only be covered on payment of an additional premium. See below for more information:

Medical Assistance:

Study Abroad Travel Insurance has a 24 hour medical emergency and repatriation service.

Tel. +44 (0)1444 465553

Email. 247assistance@imglobal.com

Further details of this service are shown in your Insurance Policy.

Staff are on call 24 hours a day throughout the year. They will, when necessary, guarantee medical bills and arrange repatriation if required.

If you are asked to pay a small bill for medicines and/or outpatient treatment it is often easier to settle your bill direct, keep all receipts and claim for the costs incurred on your return home. It is very important to obtain an itemised receipt for any monies paid for medical treatment.

If you are admitted as an inpatient or outpatient treatment is likely to exceed £500, then you must contact the 24 hour Medical Emergency Assistance Service as soon as possible. They will then arrange for medical expenses covered by the policy to be paid direct to the hospital/clinic.

If something’s gone wrong and you need to make a claim, don’t worry — we’ve tried to make it as simple as possible.

We have appointed rightpath claims to look after claims.

You can find full details of the claims procedure on page 35, & page 27 for the gadgets section, of the Policy Wording Document .

Medical Conditions:

This policy does not provide cover for any pre-existing medical condition/s that you have at the time of purchase of this policy or had prior to the purchase of this policy.

Full details can be found within the policy wording .

Here Are The Contact Details For Making A Claim:

You can pay by debit or credit card. We accept Mastercard and Visa.

Your policy schedule and policy documents are delivered to the email address you provide.

Yes you should print a copy of your Schedule and Policy Documents and carry them with you.

The Policy Document includes important telephone numbers including the Medical Emergency Assistance Service that is available to you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for advice, assistance, making arrangements for hospital admission, repatriation, and authorisation of medical expenses.

If you are not completely satisfied with the cover provided, you may return your policy to us within 14 days on receipt of your policy documents. Provided that you have not already travelled and are not making a claim, your premium will be refunded in full.